Comments Thread For: Cancio: No Excuses, I Had a Great Camp But The Better Guy Won

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Andrew Cancio never asked for a pity party in having to work a full time job even while serving as a junior lightweight titlist. True to his blue-collar lifestyle, the working class hero from Blythe, California didn't feel the need to search for an alibi for when that run came to a disastrous close.
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[omh]

Yesterday 3 fighters with an ape nickname lost Andrew El chango cancio Luis king Kong ortiz and John the gorrila ryder

[JuniorTorres720]

Sucks man, I really wanted Cancio to win. He's had a great run since knocking out Machado the first time. He's also got a great story. If you haven't heard it already, go check out his interview on Teddy Atlas' podcast "The Fight." Great guy, nad I'm sad his title reign came to an end.

[purepuncher]

His body and performance didn’t resemble a good camp

He’s covering for his coaches and himself. His body and the way his body performed did not show him having a good camp. Cancio might be an alcoholic and his family and friends and coach contribute. I think It might have caught up to him in this fight.

[paulf]

He looked exhausted and out of shape to me. It’s a classy thing to say “no excuses “ but I wonder if personal issues contributed to him looking so bad.

[PBR Streetgang]

It's a shame, I like Cancio and was rooting for him. He looked very flat and a completely different fighter than the one that blasted Machado out of there twice. Maybe he couldn't handle the success of those victories and the title.