Comments Thread For: Canelo Motivated To Hold Titles Simultaneously in '3' Divisions

[redmyth79]

What, you're officially the RedMyth now. Keep trolling bro!

What are you talking about Trolling?
I'm just stating facts that you can't seem to handle.
Sad!
And because your on there payroll means what?
The only thing I see is it makes your biased opinions become biased actions which is just 💩!
Does that make you feel better about yourself?
I do not Troll but you will certainly keep hating.

[redmyth79]

Well if your point is to commend him for the challenges he's taken on, I'll agree that Kovalev is a challenge, but I don't even think he's a top 7 challenge for Canelo from 160-175. Especially when you consider his age, wear and tear and the 10 week turnaround from a grueling fight. What he has over the other guys who would be bigger threats to Canelo is mainly name recognition. That's why Canelo has opened up as better than a 4-1 favorite.

If anything Kovalev just proved how good he still is. Not how worn he is.
He took everything Yarde threw and yes he got hit quite a few times in the 8th that rocked him but he regained his composure before the round was even over.
Yarde is fast, strong and these are light heavyweight's which hit much harder. Anybody can get rocked by Yarde including a heavyweight.
So Kovalev took some shots but he came back and finished strong.
Same thing with Alvarez.
Alveraz was a young undefeated Champion which even had a KO victory which should have given him all the confidence in the 2nd fight but Kovalev quickly broke that confidence with excellent boxing skill that Kovalev possesses.
So I do believe Kovalev is a challenge for any light heavyweight especially a middleweight moving up to light heavyweight.

On the 10 week turn around it's actually a good thing as his body as he does not have to do the weight cutting or weight training even.
Fighters used to fight ever other month sometimes ever month so your not going to convince me that Kovalev is to old or on to short of a turn around with 3 months basically to get ready without having to do anything really but box.

Overall I think it's going to be a hell of a fight and that most boxing fans will surely be tuned in.

[aboutfkntime]

If anything Kovalev just proved how good he still is. Not how worn he is.
He took everything Yarde threw and yes he got hit quite a few times in the 8th that rocked him but he regained his composure before the round was even over.
Yarde is fast, strong and these are light heavyweight's which hit much harder. Anybody can get rocked by Yarde including a heavyweight.
So Kovalev took some shots but he came back and finished strong.
Same thing with Alvarez.
Alveraz was a young undefeated Champion which even had a KO victory which should have given him all the confidence in the 2nd fight but Kovalev quickly broke that confidence with excellent boxing skill that Kovalev possesses.
So I do believe Kovalev is a challenge for any light heavyweight especially a middleweight moving up to light heavyweight.

On the 10 week turn around it's actually a good thing as his body as he does not have to do the weight cutting or weight training even.
Fighters used to fight ever other month sometimes ever month so your not going to convince me that Kovalev is to old or on to short of a turn around with 3 months basically to get ready without having to do anything really but box.

Overall I think it's going to be a hell of a fight and that most boxing fans will surely be tuned in.

good posting big dog

Kovalev is a tough fight for any light heavyweight...

... but he is a REAL tough fight for a middleweight