Floyd Mayweather vs Saul Alvarez Master Thread - Post ALL Related Topics HERE

[SkillspayBills]

It's ridiculous, man. I look at it as a backhanded compliment. These guys expects him to win every rounds without getting hit once and expected him to over-commit against a heavy-handed counter puncher in Canelo Alvarez. It has gotten to the point where they want him to fight middleweights. They try to make it sound like it would enhance his legacy, but deep down the sole reason for wanting to see him in there with a middleweight is to see him lose plain and simple.

Right. On. Point. The standard they hold him to is borderline nonsensical, so even those that want him to lose subconsciously acknowledge his greatness.

[SkillspayBills]

That's what Floyd does. He moves out of the way before you can hit him and puts his gloves on you before you can move out of the way... therefore he wins the fight.

He never goes in there to fight like a real warrior. Never takes any chances. Fights with a safety first mindset over 12 boring rounds.

His reflexes are key to him winning, but by no means is he exciting. Dude is boring to watch. He makes boxing look like golf. People don't want to see that ****.

2.2 million buys is noone? People these days.


Finished watching the fight 5 minutes ago. There LITERALLY isn't a single round you could outright say "Canelo definitely got this round." Shutout at worst 3 rounds for Canelo AT BEST.

[dc3383]

If Floyd went to 160 and loses they would say I told y'all he was a hype job and would lose once he took a risk