Canelo is on the way to being an ATG,guy is amazing and only getting better

[aboutfkntime]

Nah, Chavez was giving Floyd all he could handle. Easily my favorite Floyd performance.

G is not comparable to hardly anyone on Floyd's list but Guerrero, because that's how I see that fight going if it happened.

Maidana..... in the rematch, when Floyd boxed him ?

[aboutfkntime]

Also Canelo was 27 to GGG's 35 in the first fight and 28 to GGG's 36 in the 2nd fight so a prime Canelo got whooped twice by an old past prime GGG.

a middleweight killer..... could not get a clear win over Canelo, and clearly lost the rematch.....despite the fact that Canelo is still adapting to 160, and still learning/adjusting his game.....

Canelo already proved that he is a better fighter than Golovkin, and he is MUCH better than Golovkin historically

all those questions have been answered now

we told you guys

[Citizen Koba]

As a fighter he's excellent and still improving but his losses (both official and unofficial) don't speak of a fighter who is head and shoulders above the rest of the best... what he has had is the full backing of the WBC, great promotion and massive money thrown at his career. In short he's been groomed to be a massive star and the face of the sport from an early age. That isn't to take anything to from him - he's still had to fight the fights, and he hasn't shied away from the tough ones, but he's also been able to bring enough money to the table that he can get pretty much who he wants to the ring.

Once again goes to show that resume is as at least as much about opportunity as it is about ability though.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Maidana..... in the rematch, when Floyd boxed him ?

G isn't a dirty fighter.

[djtmal]

Larry trying to give more credit to Gayweather.

But real boxing fans will remember that Gayweather fought Canelo when Canelo was a 21 year old kid and drained to 152.

A lot of truth here

[aboutfkntime]

As a fighter he's excellent and still improving but his losses (both official and unofficial) don't speak of a fighter who is head and shoulders above the rest of the best... what he has had is the full backing of the WBC, great promotion and massive money thrown at his career. In short he's been groomed to be a massive star and the face of the sport from an early age. That isn't to take anything to from him - he's still had to fight the fights, and he hasn't shied away from the tough ones, but he's also been able to bring enough money to the table that he can get pretty much who he wants to the ring.

Once again goes to show that resume is as at least as much about opportunity as it is about ability though.

that post reeks of excuses, and the bold is total rubbish

if you have the ability, you will get the opportunity

Ward is not a cashcow, but he managed to make every fight he wanted

oh, all except one that is

resume is all about.... 1) taking those fights.... 2) winning those fights

it comes down to balls and ability..... if a fighter has a shlt resume, then he was lacking in at least one of those departments

Golovkin had plenty of opportunities, so save your excuses

[boxinggod101]

He's testing himself no doubt about it. He's in his prime now so I hope he will continue taking hard fights

[Sid-Knee]

He already is an ATG keep crying bro

You're an ATG after only 2 good wins now? He has Trout and Jacobs. The rest were either robberies, shot, too small, or weren't even world class.

Canelo is so pathetic that he weakens his opponents all the time with rehydration clauses. And you think he's a great or something? Have some shame will you. He's a diva coward who failed drug tests.

[aboutfkntime]

You're an ATG after only 2 good wins now? He has Trout and Jacobs. The rest were either robberies, shot, too small, or weren't even world class.

Canelo is so pathetic that he weakens his opponents all the time with rehydration clauses. And you think he's a great or something? Have some shame will you. He's a diva coward who failed drug tests.

[hugh grant]

Hes so improving Nelo. He is lightyears away from when he fought Floyd. He beat bums for his first 40 or so fights so Is learning on the job.
I mean he struggled with Trout, but todays version of Nelo would not have had trouble beating Trout, and would have likely beat Floyd quite comfortably todays version of Nelo if it was at 160 or 154.