Terence Crawford Is More Accomplished Than Canelo Alvarez & Vasyl Lomachenko (Proof)
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Ok, so I'll repost an analysis I did of the last 16 fights for Crawford, Loma and Canelo. I used the last 16 because this is the sample size we have for Loma right now, and people think it already compares favourably with the top guys, so here it is
CRAWFORD
Fighters fought who have also fought for world titles - 14
No of World Champions fought - 6
Collective Win Record of Opponents - 431
Collective Loss Record of Opponents - 61
No of times Opponents have lost by KO - 25
LOMA
Fighters fought who have fought for world titles - 14
No of World Champions fought - 9
Collective Win Record of Opponents - 466
Collective Loss Record of Opponents - 69
No of times Opponents have lost by KO - 28
CANELO
Fighters fought who have fought for world titles - 16
No of World Champions fought - 13
Collective Win Record of Opponents - 583
Collective Loss Record of Opponents - 64
No of times Opponents have lost by KO - 25
In my humble opinion...based on what I have seen I would put Canelo slightly ahead of the Loma and Crawford right now. Canelo has had more fights, but Loma started his title runs much earlier in his campaign, while Canelo is the youngest of the lot. The battle for pound for pound is neck and neck between these three. Loma has the best amateur pedigree having had close to 400 fights and probably has the most wear and tear. The differentiating factor now is Crawford and Canelo are in divisions with far bigger punchers. All have moved up at least 2 divisions but Crawford is the only one who has unified. Only time will tell which of the three turns out to be the better professional, as class eventually shows over time.Comment
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I'd give the edge to Canelo right now as being "more accomplished." I get it, the judges and everybody are slobbing on his knob. But he's fought everybody. I liked him against Jacobs, for example, after the Golovkin fights.
He's faced the boogie men.
The two other guys either lack boogie men to face (Loma) or have not managed, for whatever reason, to face them (Crawford.)Comment
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Terence Crawford
- 35-0-0, 26 KOs
- Three Division World Champion (135, 140, 147)
- Two Division Lineal Champion (135, 140)
- Undisputed (140)
- 13-0-0 in World Title Fights
- 10 Title Defenses
Vasyl Lomachenko
- 14-1-0, 10 KOs
- Three Division World Champion (126, 130, 135)
- One Division Lineal Champion (135)
- Never Undisputed
- 12-1-0 in World Title Fights
- 10 Title Defenses
Canelo Alvarez
- 52-1-2, 35 KOs
- Two Division Champion (154, 160)
- One Division Lineal Champion (160)
- Never Undisputed
- 13-1-1 in World Title Fights
- 9 Title Defenses
Crawford is the only undefeated one out of the three. P4P #1!
NAMES !! ... not bullshlt
pick his 3 best wins... then do the same with the othersComment
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If we are talking boxing accomplishments you would think that 2 Olympic gold medals would at least rate a mention no?
Or are we more concerned about pushing a biased narrative? If that is the case I wonder how else it could be skewed?
Each boxer is obviously at different points in their pro career, so it is only fair we compare the first 16 fights as that is what the newest pro is at, now run those figures for their respective first 16 pro fights and see how we do, sound fair?Comment
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TC best win is Gamboa...Who Guess what!? Is about to fight Tank Davis in a mismatchup.
Let that sink inComment
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