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I'm actually way, way more interested in what else these guys will do with their careers... I have zero interest in a rematch...
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100% agreed. Golovkin clearly beat a prime Canelo once already. When Canelo got booed by his own crowd when he told Kellerman he won the fight, that seals everything. -
I think that Canelo would clearly win the rematch because Golovkin isn't getting any younger. Why add more fire to the flames most people had Golovkin winning so he could walk away with a moral victory.Comment
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Fight is forgettable. *** a rematch.
I just want to see somebody break canelo's jawComment
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Let's not. A Draw means unfinished business, I want to see a clear winner. The fight was awesome too, so a rematch would be welcome just on that basis alone.Comment
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Everyone knows what they saw, almost no credible source without any bias had Canelo winning. Despite what the records will say, everyone saw GGG beat a prime Canelo.
I do want to see a rematch but in some ways the robberies like this happening make me less enthusiastic about seeing it or any other big fights where we know prior to the fight that the judges are going to be dishonest.Comment
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People don't want to see a second fight? The hell? Are you worried about something?Comment
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GGG is showing signs of decline. I thought he did enough to edge it with pressure, ring generalship and work rate alone. Canelo might not have enough stamina to pull out a clear win even in a rematch. I just think there's more interesting fights to be made.Comment
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that Gennady needs a rematch a lot more than Canelo does.
The horrible scorecard is obscuring the fact that the fight could very well have gone to Canelo.
Toss in his showing earlier this year against Jacobs, and I'd say it is Golovkin that has more questions to answer than Saul.
The air of invincibility is gone.Comment
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