Is there a legitimate notion in the GGG that he can't win on decision?

[Bad_Guy]

If Canelo can get a draw from one judge after getting whitewashed by Mayweather for 12 rounds, what do you think?

[KillaMane26]

He would have to dominate like Floyd cuz I guarantee no matter how many rounds Canelo lose a judge win give him sumthn

[icha]

*In the GGG team as a whole was what the title was meant to say, and Sanchez in particular.

Or is it just Abel talking for the sake of stirring up articles? Because if he or GGG really believe then it should not be taken casually and with a sense of defeatism but the case should be voiced over and over beforehand so as to give it attention and create an atmosphere where it becomes a serious argument that needs to be faced and refuted. Even if they can't unseat any judge or change anything atleast those allegations puts them on the defense, highligting the bias that may come.

...Or maybe the argument is leaning more on the side of a conspiracy thory after all and even if there is some su****ion they ultimately accept that the judging is most likely fair.

But it would be incredibly ****** from Abel to just shrug it off and think "oh that's just the way it is", resolving his team to their fate and that there must be a stoppage/KO. Even if that outcome has always been the strength of GGG you don't do **** like that conceding advantages.

And if Abel actually thinks this is a worthwile tradeoff in exchange for some kind of mindgame points where he gets to advocate GGG's knockout power and aggressivness he's clearly way lost crippling his fighter instead of defending him.

ggg can get it if he wins 7 clear rounds, most close rounds tend to go to the fighter who is bringing the crowd...
every punch landed by canelo the crowd will make it count, cant say the same for ggg...
but if ggg dominates 7 or more rounds then he gets the Win...

[Chrismart]

I think fighters will look at some of Canelo's card and wonder.
Trout had at least 1 wide card, Lara a least 1 wide one. But close ones also to be honest.

One of the Mayweather cards was crazy.
Wasn't he up on 2 of the Khan cards also? which i found surprising. I also thought the Cotto cards were too wide.

Like Trout said in an interview today, i think it will be hard for anyone to beat Canelo on points if it's deemed a close fight. I just feel that's how things are.

But if that's what GGG's team thinks, he will have to fight with a mind-set accordingly. Win the rounds big, take the task out of the judge's hands.

I can see Golovkin winning a fight that goes the distance. Maybe a SD.

[KillaMane26]

After that Floyd Draw scorecard I wud never trust a big fight with Canelo...fck Dat

[GhostofDempsey]

If Dave Moretti and Burt Clements are at ringside, anything is possible. I think in order for GGG to win by decision he will need a couple of 10-8 rounds. This will be a close fight IMO, and possibly a controversial decision that may warrant a rematch. It's a 50/50 fight, but you never know how things will shake out with judges. Can't forget that Oscar was on the wrong end of some bad decisions in Vegas, so it can also work against Canelo as well.

[WesternChamp]

he can win on decision if its clearly a blow out. but if its a close fight, dont bet your house on it! close fight will go to canelo all day everyyyyday.

[DinoCop]

That's the whole point, he can't box! Lol....the boy has pop & that's where it stops. He got outboxed by Jacobs, he was also getting outboxed by a welterweight till he busted his eye socket. He has to KO Nelo to win.

He clearly outboxed the guy who was constantly moving, Ggg clearly won 8 to 9 rounds.
Considering that Jacobs didn't even bother to stop throwing arm punches...

[Biolink]

He has to decisively outbox him or outright beat the shyt out of him. Any swing rounds are going towards Ginger beard.

Nelo had no dramatic moments against Mayweather and still managed a draw on one of the cards... Gimme a break

[KillaMane26]

We can all agree u will never I mean never get an unanimous nothing with Alvarez lol