Comments Thread For: Canelo Alvarez, Gennady Golovkin Battle To a Split Draw

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T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas - After two years of hype and anticipation, Gennady Golovkin (37-0-1, 33 KOs) and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (49-1-2, 34 KOs) fought to a twelve round draw. Golovkin retains the IBF, IBO, WBC, WBA middleweight titles. The scores were 118-110 for Canelo, 115-113 for Golovkin and 114-114 for the draw.
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[loui_ludwig]

Another bull**** decision.

[DeadLikeMe]

Damn Gennady Golovkin is so overhyped. Definitely not anywhere near one of the greatest middleweights of all time.

[SchoolTheseCats]

What a complete bs card to turn in 118-110 for canelo seriously

[Madison Boxing]

118-110, wtf is that about, sport is so ****ed up. GGG won that clearly.

[alexander28]

Robbery, GGG clearly won this fight.

[HanzGruber]

Canelo won that. 118 was wide but he schooled him

[Spoon23]

lol draw.

score cards are ridiculous.

This is what's wrong in boxing. These judges wtf!! Giving Canelo 8-10 rounds is fuvkn robbery. Punch resistance, you could see Canelo retreating over and over. Pain was too much for him to bare.

When will this corruption end!! Another rematch in the works folks!!


GGG was a runaway train. Relentless!! Mexican boy who should be known for the Mexican style of fighting. Didn't fight Mexican. That shows who was effective that night. It's the man from Kazakhstan.

GGG put Canelo on the ropes at will for majority of the rounds. That's GGG territory. It shows you who dished out the pain and controlled the fight for 12 rounds. GGG hands down the ring general and the pain giver.


Canelo had his moments. But it was few and far from the truth.

GGG was a steam roller, connecting and missing as he kept the pressure pinning Canelo off the ropes.

Why is Canelo always stuck in the ropes for majority of the rounds and can't seem to find the center of the ring. Which was the key to victory as how Roach mentioned before the fight that canelo should stay off the ropes at all times to win this fight.

Answer: It's because, although GGG wasn't connecting all his punches he still connected more and frequently through out the fight, and dished out the pain, that's why canelo had no choice but to live and die in the ropes. GGG relentless attack, was too much for Canelo to match. As a result he tried to find solace in the ropes. Which was, as we all know, GGG territory.

GGG, wasn't great that night, but he landed more than enough to keep Canelo at bay. Those GGG punches that landed must have hurt Canelo a lot to think of back paddling for most of the rounds. This is the hurt business. The one who felt the pain and had to retreat for most of the rounds was the mexican fighter, who was suppose to fight mexican, but didn't.

Tells you how much sting GGGs punches have. That also tells you, Canelo was in survival mode for the duration of the fight.

Canelo's game is not to be in the ropes, but he got there consistently coz of GGG. That tells you who instilled pain in this fight and who was the ring General.

# Canelita was on survivor mode


Ban this judge from ever scoring in a boxing match. This librarian doesn't belong in boxing. Giving 10 rounds to Canelo is one big fat JOKE.

Adalaide for PRISON




Atlas, who also famously blasted Jeff Horn’s decision victory over Manny Pacquaio last month in Australia, branded the result a product of “corruption in boxing.”


TEDDY ATLAS: “Follow the money,” he said on ESPN. “Boxing doesn’t honor the things it should honour. It honours money, control, power. And there’s only certain power brokers in boxing, certain promoters, and they have the power.

“They have control who the judges are going to be, who the judges aren’t going to be, who they’re going to vote for. Las Vegas, where the money is going to come back there for the rematch.

[A.K]

Can't believe they let that dumb biiiatch Byrd judge another big fight smh when is enough enough??

[megas30]

GGG just kept doing the same thing over and over, while Canelo's stamina is so ****ing poor for a top tier boxer.