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Canelo really shouldn't be fighting at 175 lbs
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Originally posted by HeadShots View PostBivol will be a cherry pick gone wrong.
Reynoso thought they pulled a fast one because they thought Bivol had no punching power. Bivol is problems for Nelo
Nobody can fight everyone but anyone with eyes can see Canelo is fighting some real fights this isn't a BS fight, Canelo cant be off for this he has to be on point.Cecin
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostBivol is supposed to be on the smaller side for a light heavyweight. Yet in the faceoffs for promoting this fight you can tell he is significantly bigger than Alvarez.
Yet Canelo is going for it anyway. A tip of the hat to him for challenging himself and chasing legacy.
More boxers need to start taking risky fights. Within their own weight class at the very least.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostBivol is supposed to be on the smaller side for a light heavyweight. Yet in the faceoffs for promoting this fight you can tell he is significantly bigger than Alvarez.
Yet Canelo is going for it anyway. A tip of the hat to him for challenging himself and chasing legacy.
More boxers need to start taking risky fights. Within their own weight class at the very least.
To me thats the big part. I get no thrill out of a boxer moving up to a weight he doesn't do his best (or at least near his best at). This is sports, and athleticism (including size) matters in sports. I'd rather see a fighter be at his best, meaning at the weight he feels he is relatively most dominant in, then moving up in wieght to fight at less than his best.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostBivol is supposed to be on the smaller side for a light heavyweight. Yet in the faceoffs for promoting this fight you can tell he is significantly bigger than Alvarez.
Yet Canelo is going for it anyway. A tip of the hat to him for challenging himself and chasing legacy.
More boxers need to start taking risky fights. Within their own weight class at the very least.
I don’t see these kids trying to be like Pacquiao, Canelo, Hopkins, RJJ and so on.
They only dare to be mediocre and make money safely. How exciting.Cecin
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Originally posted by PRINCEKOOL View PostWhy?
When Canelo Alvarez was fighting at welterweight, on the night of the fight he was weighing in at close to or over 160 pounds 'Or maybe more, I am sure somebody here knows the exact weights'.
Canelo Alvarez if you are really honest with yourself, is really and has always been a middle-weight fighter.
At the beginning of his career, he was weight draining himself to be the big man. Alvarez felt that he needed to be the big man, in order to beat certain fighters.
This kind of back fired against Floyd Mayweather Junior, as you all know.
Listen guys, I am going to keep bringing this point up. Day before weigh in's create a illusion in boxing, Alvarez right now at 175 pounds 'In my opinion is fighting in and around his natural weight class'.
If the same day weigh in rule was re-introduced, Alvarez would continually be fighting at 168-175 pounds.
Canelo is 5’7” 175/180lb guy, tops.
Im talking about their walk around weight, not when In training camp. It’s pretty damn clear Bivol and Canelo are not in the same weight class.
Look at the face off. Bivol is much much bigger.Cecin likes this.
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View PostTo be honest, I don’t think he’ll beat Bivol.
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I'm not a fan but its true, Canelo is not a legit 175lb fighter. He sort of takes risks but in a measured way by carefully selecting opponents that suit his style and are beatable. Bivol is a quality fighter but he is the best suited fighter for Canelo because he is not aggresive and fights at Canelo pace.
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Originally posted by Oracle01 View PostI'm not a fan but its true, Canelo is not a legit 175lb fighter. He sort of takes risks but in a measured way by carefully selecting opponents that suit his style and are beatable. Bivol is a quality fighter but he is the best suited fighter for Canelo because he is not aggresive and fights at Canelo pace.Cecin likes this.
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Everything Abel Sanchez said about GGG, “154-175” anyone can get it”, was actually fulfilled. Not by his own fighter. It was by Canelo
Now he is about to fight the youngest of the top 3 at LHW, and the one most close to his age. Bivol has a very high chance of beating Canelo. Legitimate threat. This guy isn’t just big and taller, he is highly technical. Bivol isn’t some bigger/taller punching bag. Canelo needs to come at his A+ game, ready for 15 hard rounds, and even then, he could still lose. Because let’s be honest here, Bivol isn’t going to come lay down for Canelo. He isn’t going to just allow Canelo to walk out of that ring with no marks like everyone else has.
GGG was more like “Anyone from 147-160. Anyone above 160 must agree to catchweight. Except Chavez Jr because he sucks so bad I wouldn’t want to give him anymore disadvantages.”
Canelo has fought a handful of fighters that his critics said he would never fight. Lara, GGG, Jacobs, Smith, and now Bivol.
GGG hasn’t fought one fighter that his critics said he was afraid of.
Canelo, you give him the name, if they prove they are good with their resume, he WILL fight them.
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