Originally posted by Redd Foxx
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At this point, has Canelo redeemed and/or further solidified his status as elite?
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Originally posted by Aztekkas View PostClose or not he has a win over Golovkin.Sure his opposition has been shaky in the past, but going forward and as of now, is Canelo a top dog in your eyes?
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Yeah he's elite no question. The question is did he beat Golovkin. IMO no. Canelo had all the advantages. A side judging, hand speed, slight reach over Golovkin, youth, choice of venue etc. Couldn't get it done. Even if you accept the judges decisions it wasn't impressive against a 36 year old fighter. That's not including that he couldn't hurt Golovkin never mind KO him as he promised.
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hell yeah , no doubt about it...he beat GGG at his own game, that's the most impressive of it all for me
i have to admit tho , i suspect he was on some PED
but elite skills nonetheless
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Originally posted by Koba-Grozny View PostThis ^. Canelo is a fine fighter and perhaps maturing into elite, but I'm not sure he'll ever have that extra something that'll put him head and shoulders above the pack.. all of his best wins have been a least a little controversial and it'd be easy to see him with one or two more losses (albeit against good opponents) without the benefit of favourable judging. As you say, if you didn't consider a prime Golovkin elite (and even as a fan I'm borderline on that one) at 32 or 33 how can you call Canelo elite when he went so tight (a Loss and a Draw is probably the probably the most broadly accepted call) against an aging GGG?
This people is fu.cking pathetic.
Cotto had stamina issue and was a élite.
And all the fighters had close fights against elite rivals
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Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet View PostBroadly accepted call jajajajajaja
This people is fu.cking pathetic.
Cotto had stamina issue and was a élite.
And all the fighters had close fights against elite rivals
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