Is Ryan on that Canelo good-good stuff

[aboutfkntime]

I told everyone what was REALLY up

lets be real here, and cut right to the REAL issue....


Canelo spanked lil'G, and took his titles... so stop killing yourself, trying to make dumb excuses why lil'G failed to live up to his OWN hype


THAT... is the REAL problem LMAO

I can't believe you guys are still entertaining the clown

[aboutfkntime]

FACT: we KNOW Canelo was clean in the rematch... 100%

[KTFOKING]

All we can do is look at the details, and make our own conclusions. As I said, if one guy is juicing, I think most or all are. I really just wonder if there is a special type of drug out there now that a select few top guys are using.

Ryan's improvement is su****ious to me personally. Just my 2 cents. I have been wrong before.

Not saying he was ever a scrub. Just think that he was an above average amateur who may not have been translating super well to the pros.

I watched the Morales fight again a few weeks ago just to check it out. Idk I just think he looks like a completely different fighter. Exactly why that is, is debatable I think.

I hope he succeeds though. Boxing needs stars and he can be a huge star I think.

Again, he was 20 years old when he fought Morales. Not crazy to think he is getting his grown man strength now. And it's not like he just completely dominated Campbell from the opening bell and had his way with him.

But I mean it is fine to have su****ions, especially in this sport. You can't say for certain that anyone is clean.

[NC Uppercut]

So you'd rather smear the name of one of the few who does VADA testing, instead of the many who don't even do that?

I didnt imply that. You just did. VADA testing isnt exactly impossible to beat, that's what I AM IMPLYING

[ShoulderRoll]

VADA testing isnt exactly impossible to beat, that's what I AM IMPLYING

What's your source for that?

[Boxing-1013]

What's your source for that?

You never answered my question asking how many times Canelo was tested in 2018 or 2019?

[Boxing-1013]

He definitely didn't "walk through" Campbell though. I honestly didn't see anything supernatural about him.

He got walked down by Morales. And 2 years later he is walking down and stopping Luke Campbell. It is a quick improvement.

[slicksouthpaw16]

He got walked down by Morales. And 2 years later he is walking down and stopping Luke Campbell. It is a quick improvement.

I can name dozens of young champions that struggled when they were contenders on the way up and got better with higher opposition, its a completely natural part of the sport for young fighters to learn more/evolve. Two years is a long time period especially by boxing standards.

[slicksouthpaw16]

It fact, it took Ali a little over 3 years (exile period) to end his physical prime. He was never the same after that time. No reason why a fighter shouldn't be able to improve significantly in 2 years

[Boxing-1013]

I can name dozens of young champions that struggled when they were contenders on the way up and got better with higher opposition, its a completely natural part of the sport for young fighters to learn more/evolve. Two years is a long time period especially by boxing standards.

OK then name one guy who struggled with, and got a gift decision vs, a journeyman, and then just 2 years later he is walking down and stopping a top 5-10 fighter at the weight class above that.

If you watch the Morales fight, then this past one, or even any of them since that fight, it is pretty clear the kid looks like he is on something. You can see it in just about every way really.

Again I don't really care, but I don't like to deny the obvious either.