Canelo's weight explained

[SensFullViolenc]

Floyd didnt walk Canelo down, thats pretty ridiculous. Floyd has never been an aggressive fighter (unless hes in with a boxing novice whos throwing arm punch flurries). Floyd moved & countered, like he generally does.

I dont see why it matters though. Floyd won every minute of every round, and he barely broke a sweat.

Canelo looks bad in this fight any way you look at it, but no reason to try to add on that he was walked down by a midget, which isnt true.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

Poor Triple Flop he is getting bullied, Maybe he should start pretending his Mexican and have some fucking pride and rep his own people fucking sell out!

[New England]

Circled the whole fight? Now who's regurgitating nonsense that he heard on the streets.

i was there you clown

he used the entire ring and boxed circles around canelo. point out any rounds or any portions of any rounds in which he walked canelo down.

[LADIV]

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Shut it phaggott. Get an adult avatar already. All this teenage heavy metal sh it is corny.


"ooh, mom my new avatar is a semen demon on fire" ~LADIV

dont you have some *****s or **** beads to play with maricon...there is nothing heavy metal about my avatar or demon on fire..if you dont know who that is dont comment on it...fcuk off loser

[boliodogs]

Canelo has no mysterious ability to put on more weight after the weigh in than any other boxer. His fight night weight is greatly exaggerated by some. Canelo puts on a good amount of weight between the weigh in and the fight but no more than many other jr middleweights and middleweights. When a boxer is weighed in he is wearing almost nothing. When HBO gives a fight night weight that is weighing the boxer dressed in shoes, trunks, foul protector and boxing gloves and all that stuff weighs a few pounds and they don't subtract for it. That makes the difference between weigh in weight and fight night weight seem more than it actually is. There is no such thing as a weight bully. That is just an excuse. If Canelo or any other boxer makes the contracted weight under today's rule then they can gain as much weight as they chose for the fight and they have done nothing wrong and broken no rules. Blame the rules not the boxers who follow them.

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It's not unusual for fighters to put on 20lbs of weight between weigh in and fight night - though not all can handle it.

[Chuckguy]

Canelo is a heavy dude but has made weight who cares let’s move on

[New England]

i was there you clown

he used the entire ring and boxed circles around canelo. point out any rounds or any portions of any rounds in which he walked canelo down.

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[IronDanHamza]

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I'm with you on this.

Floyd only walked him down in very seldom spots such as the uppercut that backed him to the ropes.

But even when he stood his ground he was still fighting in a defensive manner

[New England]

I'm with you on this.

Floyd only walked him down in very seldom spots such as the uppercut that backed him to the ropes.

But even when he stood his ground he was still fighting in a defensive manner

right, you don't have to run to the ropes if you're circling. you can do it from the center of the ring. again, i was there. y ou don't get an idea of where they are in the ring from an HBO angle like you can when you're in the arena and above the ring. a step might not look like much on camera. in the building [whciih you know as a boxing guy and a guy who has been to see great fighters who can box,] you can tell exactly how far they move with every step, exactly where they are in the ring, how much the angles are shifting when they move laterally or pivot, etc.


floyd did not walk canelo down. i'll invite dude one last time to show me a fight that i've not only seen a dozen times on replay, but thati saw in the flesh in las vegas.