Comments Thread For: WBC Prez: Canelo Shut Mouths, Showed He's Better Than GGG!

[j.razor]

wow, this ho is quick to jump off golovkin's dîck soon as he loses a 'disputed' decision.. he'll do the same to canelo once he loses later on

It was a CLEAR win for Nelo. Only the Triple L fans say different....LMMFAO!

[j.razor]

very ridiculous remarks by Sulaiman.

GGG has been forgotten by WBC.

Triple L's career is ridiculous....LMMFAO!

[whoseyourdaddy]

Sulaiman seems to forget Nelo dropped his belt like a bag of potatoes (in order to not face a 33/34 years old GGG and probably PEDS his way into a 160 body).

He seems to forget Nelo got suspended this year for PED.

Nelo lost the first one and barely won the second, didn't show he was better than an old man.

This dude has no integrity, he's a corrupted pice of trash and shouLd be called out by boxing medias for those statements.

He just wants that Nelo cash.

Guys like Suliaman in the sport is the reason why I could end up stopping to watch this sport except a couple of fights/year.

Good riddance, one of the biggest crybabies in this site. No true fans of boxing should be subjected to endure all the crying you and all other F@ggs do day and night, there is always excuses with all of you POSs is tiresome

[Junbengreat]

I find this hilarious

[rckdees]

Like father like son

[Boxing Hero]

I had Canelo win the first fight and the second was a no brainer for Canelo. But that doesn't mean ggg sucks. The first two fights were good by both men and I think ggg deserves a third fight.

[Holler]

"Canelo shut a lot of mouths in his last fight."

Sadly not yours Sulaiman you utter creep.

[Jab jab boom]

It's funny how some people try to perceive this as some sort of proof that Canelo was always better than ggg. He clearly waited him out for 2 yrs and still never beat ggg definitively. It's similar to the back and forth between pac and Marquez for the first 3 fights where aside from the knock downs, no fighter created any clear separation from the other.

[whoseyourdaddy]

At this stage, I don't think its important to rehash the scoring or anything as that's been beaten to death. Fair to say a bunch of people agree with you and a bunch don't, and leave it at that.

What is for sure is that there were two excellent, close. competitive fights where they both showed themselves to be equals. With different judges the GGG crowd would be claiming proof and validation that GGG was better, and I don't think that would be accurate either.

For me they are each other's nemesis - two elite fighters who are equals and have yet to demonstrate who is clearly the better. Any other conclusion is bias (in my book).

Thank you Sr. that's a fair and valanced assessment, compared to the never ending crying in this site, it is a breath of fresh air in the furnace of hate, blind biotches, that wont recognize or accept it was a close contest that could have gone either way but Canelo got it and they feel hurt, because in their puny minds GGG is old and deserved the glory in his last years in boxing. While Canelo have many years to be at the top.

All of this Crying Bï**s were already predispose to a Canelo demise and KO, when that didn't happen, when they did not got what they wanted.....well it is a poor sad site that makes me LOL to see fully grown man crying more than a little boy who dropped his ice cream.

[whoseyourdaddy]

Suliaman isn't supposed to "support" any fighter. The fact that he did destroys the credibility of the WBC. His first job as CEO is to protect the brand of his organization, not to be a cheerleader for any particular boxer. His ****** remarks shed no glory on Canelo and reflect badly on all Mexicans. This guy is a joke.

Sulaiman is doing what he does best, promote the champions of his organization that all!! When GGG was the champion of his organization he did and say exactly the same thing about Golovkin, but since is Canelo we're talking about here, now he has no right to do so?

I clearly remember Sulaiman saying what a great Champion and the most feared boxer he is, all of you POS's were applauding his actions, and praising him for taking the belt from Canelo. Now the Tables have turned and there you have it a sea of tears