fanboys now acting like canelo was lighting golovkin up

[SplitSecond]

Canelo landed next to none of those "countless" powershots except a few to the body until 8, 9 and the championship rd's, when he started to land the odd uppercut or overhand right. The lighting only came from the 10th on when golovkin decided he had won and would make a show of it , essentially playing with canelo.

[Robbie Barrett]

Canelo landed the cleaner harder punches and more of them. Not even debatable. B....b....but Golovkin landed a measuring jab with no power.

[b00g13man]

[SplitSecond]

Canelo landed the cleaner harder punches and more of them. Not even debatable. B....b....but Golovkin landed a measuring jab with no power.

Akin to mayweather-pacquiao. But no, canelo looks flashy with speed but he wasnt landing much except the odd bodyshot majority of the fight. Golovkin wasn't landing loaded up punches but he was landing the jab consistently and getting in sneaky right hands and strong hooks (watch rd 3).

[Street]

At times he was. And if you didn't see that, you need an optometrist. Or get sobered up

[Vlad_]

Canelo landed the cleaner harder punches and more of them. Not even debatable. B....b....but Golovkin landed a measuring jab with no power.

That is why GGG kept on coming forward, and Canelo kept running and backing away, right?

[Canelo and GGG]

[Mr Objecitivity]

Somehow Canelo was landing the cleaner and harder punches, and more of them despite the fact that it was Canelo Alvarez who was being forced and snapped backwards on a far more consistent basis by GGG's punches. So how can we conclude that Canelo was landing the cleaner and harder punches and more of them when such is the case?

[Robbie Barrett]

That is why GGG kept on coming forward, and Canelo kept running and backing away, right?

And? He still landed the cleaner harder punches. You don't get extra points for having a good chin and eating them.

[Ce1ska]

Canelo fought in spurts because he was tired af. He did land some good power shots but that's not the way boxing is scored.