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Just rewatched the GGG vs Canelo fight and....
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Originally posted by McNulty View PostI had it 8-4 and I don't really consider that close. Keep in mind, I wanted Canelo to win --- check my post history.
Same as the Jacobs fight. Jacobs should have won, IMO. Boxnation or whatever it was even said they thought he won. But, it wasn't hard to accept a Golovkin W based on close rounds and the fact that scoring is subjective.
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Why is Keith hated so much by the black YouTube Boxing Community
He is tremendously skilled, he has a pretty good resume, he hasn't ducked anyone, he holds two belts, and he has made it known that he wants to be undisputed. For a guy who has said that he wants to be great, he sure gets ****ted on a lot by the Black YouTube Community. Why is that?
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Originally posted by _Maxi View PostFoxx is a closet GGG hater, just check my sig.
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Why is Keith hated so much by the black YouTube Boxing Community
He is tremendously skilled, he has a pretty good resume, he hasn't ducked anyone, he holds two belts, and he has made it known that he wants to be undisputed. For a guy who has said that he wants to be great, he sure gets ****ted on a lot by the Black YouTube Community. Why is that?
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I guess I'm one of the few who saw Canelo winning.
I don't follow the ****** belief that 'you need to TAKE it to the CHAMP!' that so many fans seem to have. If you have that mentality, you're giving the reining champ too much leniency in a fight and I think that's part of the problem here. People had a preconceived notion that Canelo needed to take the fight to GGG in order to win. They placed unnecessary expectations on him.
Objectively, a lot of rounds were close. I'll need to watch it again, but I thought Canelo won 1 - 3, I forget if it was round 7 or 8 that I thought he won, and I thought he won 10 -12.
Canelo's defense was on point that night. He did a lot of little things well. He counter punched well, but he was a little bit overly defensive and tried to steal rounds.
GGG was very ineffective and couldn't maintain any momentum.
A very close and competitive fight.
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Originally posted by b morph View PostI guess I'm one of the few who saw Canelo winning.
I don't follow the ****** belief that 'you need to TAKE it to the CHAMP!' that so many fans seem to have. If you have that mentality, you're giving the reining champ too much leniency in a fight and I think that's part of the problem here. People had a preconceived notion that Canelo needed to take the fight to GGG in order to win. They placed unnecessary expectations on him.
Objectively, a lot of rounds were close. I'll need to watch it again, but I thought Canelo won 1 - 3, I forget if it was round 7 or 8 that I thought he won, and I thought he won 10 -12.
Canelo's defense was on point that night. He did a lot of little things well. He counter punched well, but he was a little bit overly defensive and tried to steal rounds.
GGG was very ineffective and couldn't maintain any momentum.
A very close and competitive fight.
So when none of that happened, with Lil'Gs most awkward performance to date, he is excused with other theory about why he won. None of this matters. Nelo's tape reel is good enough for future boxing fans to know Canelo put on a good performance against Golovkin. It's even possible that Canelo would've performed even better at 155 when he invited the Kazakh... the Kazakh was well within Middleweight rules and its not the first time bouts were sanctioned below the limit. This is a champion that claimed 154 was easy before Canelo was in the narrative.
Lil'G was afraid to fight Nelo at a lower weight. It was Suleiman who rejected anything less than 160, all when the WBC has acknowledged Middleweight bouts lower than 160. This is why boxing is sketchy with favoritism. There's no reason why Suleiman didnt grant the catch when he knew Nelo started from 140
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