Do you believe Canelo gets a greater than usual share of what could reasonably be seen as favourable scorecards? That's kinda the question here. Whether you describe the outcomes of the fights as 'robberies' is really more a question of semantics - if the fighter can be thought of as getting an unfair advantage then it's wrong whether you consider it egregious enough to call a robbery or not.
Nobody has ever been robbed against Canelo.
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Also how canelo neutralized ggg body attack i hear nobody bringing that up and how canelo was smoking him to the body allnight is just sad that anytime a fight is close they call it a robbery it just shows how bad boxing fans have got in the last 10 yearsComment
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Lara got robbed bruh, point blank. Canelo couldnt hit him. Mayweather got robbed a couple rounds... how did CJ had it a draw when Canelo was being schooled? HOW SWAY?I don't know why people keep saying this, because its not true. Canelo has been in some very close fights (vs Lara, Trout, GGG) but the decisions in those fights were not robberies. There have been a few bad scorecards, like 118-110 against GGG or 118-109 against Trout but the actual decision of a draw or 7-5 type decision to Canelo is fine. The fact is that nobody except Mayweather has convincingly beaten Canelo and until someone else does you all should stop ****ing whining and learn what an actual robbery is.Comment
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chis, get your dumb shet out of here cuz aint nobody but the fools that don't know how to box would agree with you like fat raphael….LMMFAO!I felt Lara clearly beat him and there was at least one outrageous scorecard having him wide which points to something fishy. Same with Golovkin I. Fight II appeared closer but still clear enough he didn't win. I think he got the benefit of at least three fights that he didn't win.Comment
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No, the 1st fight Nelo won CLEARLY but they either fooled you or you just ride with it..Comment
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