Yeah he absorbs more than he used to. You can see when Munguia landed what appeared to be a big shot, Canelo actually just rolled that entirely. It barely landed just looks big because of the head turn. People kind of count those the same as actually taking a big shot but they are just set ups
Not just people.. more importantly the judges count those. They dont have instant replay. Aggression gets you points unless it's beyond clear and obvious none of the blow are landing due to just being that superior w ring generalship and defense. But most of the time evading / blocking punches closely.. while good physically still can often count against you scoring wise
Called rubbernecking in most boxing gyms. Rolling with a punch. Canelo is very good at it. There's a ton of drills and exercises u can do to get better at it but really have to have good reflexes. Takes a lot of steam off punch but doesn't really set anything up. Can also be dangerous taking ur eyes off ur opponent like that. Opponent can feint the cross and hit the body, and then ur in trouble.
Mungia kept putting his head right in front of Canelos chest instead of moving his head side to side and up and down and got caught.
I think because he focuses on increasing output or setting up opportunities to increase output. The big criticism of his bivol performance is he wasn't throwing enough and just relied on power vs bigger guy who can handle it
As already mentioned, both…
But I wanna add, that that’s what was so interesting to watch with Bivol. Canelo would eat a few shots to try and set up something, but Bivol would pull back and close that window just as it was opening - 2 masters at what they do, only Bivol’s disciplined style is a nightmare for Canelo’s trap setting and counter punching
The frustration was real.
Bivol would 1-2, then dodge Canelo's counter and quickly come in and throw another 1-2. That had to be a very frustrating style for Canelo to come up against.
Yeah it was, frustrating to watch somebody of such skill have zero answer
1 and 1-2’s with faints and a rare flurry
It really was a real treat to see something so simple be executed so well that it was complex
I think a big part of it was also Bivol’s timing and footwork.
Bivol occasionally threw 5-6 shots that went unanswered or that Canelo tried to roll instead of absorb. Aside from the backwards steps it was also down to Bivol usually starting his attacks in between or right after Canelo started his, making him a bit too tired to quickly respond.
So his footwork helped him move out of danger at times, and then his timing also made it difficult for Canelo to fire back at other times. Masterful work really.
He also was very good with his shell defense on the ropes. Was able to shell and then pop out for a jab or straight before he bounced out or shelled back up
As someone else said, it's a bit of both. He's getting older and his reflexes are slowing down just a little bit. But rather than still trying to perform with his younger tactics in an older body, he's adapting his tactics so that the ageing matters less.
That's why here, rather than trying to be slick and box from the mid range and rely on his timing to catch Mungia, he's luring Mungia into coming to him and baiting Mungia into ducking his head which boxers do when they're entering into an up close exchange so they can try to plant their head on the opponents chest.
Canelo is back up, leaving back into the ropes, then ducking in himself to encourage Mungia to copy him. Then when Mungia starts ducking in and standing still ready to accept Canelo's invite to brawl, Canelo starts blasting uppercuts.
What do you mean more hittable. He is a front foot counter puncher. Part of the job there is to get in punching range to bait attack and counter quick. Those guys always get hit more. Guys like Crawford and Tank are the same. Haney, Shakur and Lara are backfoot counter punchers. They eat less punches.
That highlight reel is greatly exagerated. Jacobs landed plenty. Thats why he won 4 rounds, same as Munguia. His head movement was sharper then but now he stays ahead of it a little more with range control and a high guard that catches most punches.
Do you think it’s more accurate to say of Tank that he is a backfoot counter puncher until he gets reads, and THEN he switches to front foot counterpuncher?
Not really. Tank stays in range quite a bit. He needs to with his small frame. He doesnt have the reach to win rounds consistently from long range like backfoot counterpunchers do. Thats why guys like Barrios were able to be competitve and win rounds from him.
I honestly believe he was letting Mungia work for his people. In a couple of this exchanges Canelo could've counter hard, but I feel he didn't out of respect for the crowd loving his fighter.
Maybe that’s why he doesn’t like fighting Mexicano fighters? Definitely felt he carried him a little in this fight. Not in a disrespectful way, but in a “show me what you’ve learned” kind of way
People saying Canelo’s defense is getting worse DKSAB. He can’t slip punches and maintain distance against guys with complete size advantages, he needs to block and parry to maintain a close distance and counter.
Crazy people think he’s some Rocky-esque eater of right hands.
I’ll go a different direction and say he could win all of these fights easier and quicker if he chose, with the exception of Bivol.
He’s not looking to get people out of there as quickly as possible. He literally holds Mungia up later on. Maybe that’s him thinking of his fight with Floyd and not beating to bad on up and coming guys.
He’s not going to let the guy win - he’s giving to give him a lesson and he’s going to deliver great fights to watch.
And really if you think about it he’s propping up this section of the boxing world single handedly.
It sounds so obvious to say he’ll go down as an all time great but I think in years to come we’ll see his legacy grow in terms of what he has done for boxing and I think he has that over Mayweather.
Like others are saying, I think it’s both. I think he’s gotta be a little more selective with his shots movement now that he’s not as athletic as before.
I want that David fight so bad. The longer the wait, the harder for our boy Canelo.
It's that catch and shoot style that Reynoso teaches. He gets hit but as soon as he catches a certain punch he knows the counter to it and is very explosive with it. Hits with bad intentions and doesn't just throw punches that aren't gonna hurt his opponent.
I think Roach has made MASSIVE improvements given the amount of time they’ve had together. Watching Munguia’s discipline in the past two fights, compared to all of them before is a huge difference. Roach has him actually boxing at times as opposed to only fighting
Munguia gave it his all and I commend him. Towards the end it looked like he was mentally drained and his legs seemed ready to go, but he kept on trying at least.
Munguia did ok. What was up with the style though? He hunched down to Canelo’s level. Took away his own size advantage. Took zero advantage of his reach.
Not sure if he can beat Plant. Definitely would get embarrassed by Benavidez, Bivol, or Beterbiev. Filler level vs those guys.
Mexican school can use more diverse style training. Canelo and Benavidez both brawl a bit too much too. Against Bivol and Beterbiev, they need to add something else to the arsenal to win like angle work.
You guys should check out the side view of the KD where it shows it wasnt actually a left hook Canelo threw. He disguised it as a left hook but he actually pulls it back and uses it to manipulate Munguia's right hand. He pries at it so Munguia overcorrects the guard creating the opening for the uppercut.
It blew my mind since it looks like a flat out left hook first but it's not. This is that p4p level shit you only see from the very elite.
slow down lol people do that in amateurs, pulling down the guard is considered a show boating tactic when you know your opponent is just shelling up trying not to die. Canelo does it super well but its something everyone learns in the gym, very basic stuff
Throwing a jab is also basic stuff and yet elite boxers struggle to do it all the time, just look at Devin throwing a bad mid range jab and eating a left hook from Ryan. Basic stuff applied at the highest level agaisnt elite opposition in the heat of battle is always impressive.
I box amateur. You think I dont know that? Go on and tell me all the top fighters that can do this to another top boxer and get a clean KD like that.
Go on, I'll wait.
He rolled with the punch. He tends to do that a lot. He did it with triple G’s big shot too. It takes off some steam from the punch. I think typically you’re torso is supposed to follow too so you can counter with a shot of your own if needed but Canelo just uses his head for a quicker defensive move
Edit: oh wait, you’re talking about Munguia eating a punch? I saw both of them roll with a right hand
ya i said before the fight that Jaime is better than people give credit for. his punch output was impressive to the end and definitely was at least enough to keep Canelo honest. also he took a punch. maybe he "rolled" with it but that's because his head had nowhere else to go
That shouldn't be unpopular. I usually don't believe in "carrying" at all, and I think it's extremely rare but it definitely happened here. Canelo would usually stalk and hunt a finish here and in the subsequent rounds but he didn't. It even seemed at times Canelo would set a trap, Jaime would fall for it, and Canelo wouldn't take advantage but would give Jaime a look like "I coulda rocked your shit there".
Canelo knocked Mungia out on his feet, held him up, then hugged him to give him a chance to recover. I was invested in the fight up to that point, after that I wasn't sure if I'd been watching WWE all along.
Massive canelo fan here, just to say off the bat, not trying to hate.
He looked great in this fight and the more I watch it, it does seem like he carried Muguia through it at times.
However, this is the first time I’ve thought to myself “He lost speed”. He still has decent speed and enough to rip combos/counters, but I think age finally caught up to him in that aspect. I think it’s either time to fight David, or as a fan of canelo hope it never happens.
I think he can probably get away with it, with this speed. He loses more, he’s probably fucked in that fight given that he’s never had all-time speed to begin with. He’s quick and has all-time reaction speed, but the hands are a different thing.. Just my opinion though
feet too, for a guy who's never had fast feet, they are getting noticeably slower but he's never actually seen him need to use it to get away lol but he does struggle to cut off the ring like he used to
Canelo punching once at time for several rounds will hurt him vs crawford if he can't finish him, crawford is not the most active guy in the world but he takes everything you give him. Seems like lately canelo is so happy to just take one big shot at a time, which works against someone willing to go toe to toe with you. But I don't think crawford will do that, I think he's going to do his best mayweather impression run circles around canelo's bad footwork and tag him with light non-committal punches like loma does. You see this sometimes out of crawford when he's "taking rounds off" or trying to recover from damage. He has the ability to switch stances while taking angles, which is a pretty unique thing that I have never seen any crawford opponent deal with well besides maybe gamboa ironically lol
that's the smarts right there, from the 1st uppercut in the sequence Canelo saw that he could land it, then he went away from it and secured it by throwing a left hook first
I want to see Mungia vs Triple G now. Maybe give GGG a tune up fight like in the next two months and then mungia meets GGG for christmas or holiday season
Canelo was just looking for that backhand uppercut, landed it at the 0:56 mark, but wasn't clean enough. Then bang right on the chin. Beautiful.
Mungia looked better in this fight than I ever saw him before. His jab was excellent, but he just didn't know how and when to use it. Was just throwing it out like candy.
I saw a snippet of a Chavez Jr interview in which he insinuated that the reason Canelo didn’t knock out Munguía had something to do with “la maña” (AKA: The Cartels) This is a video where Chavez is praising Canelo. I found it odd that Canelo wouldn’t finish Munguía, and even held him up during the exchange of the last round. I hate conspiracies, but it does make me wonder.
I always felt that the knockdown really swayed the judges scoredcard in favor of canelo. Obviously still would’ve won but the scorecard should’ve been closer in my opinion.
My opinions on Crawford potential beating Canelo, no… we have Manny Pac Roy Jones Armstrong & number of other elites who have successfully jumped division
Can't tell if Canelo is more hittable now or laying traps...
Its both tbh. He has always been hittable at MW but part of it is a result of him trying to set more traps
Yeah he absorbs more than he used to. You can see when Munguia landed what appeared to be a big shot, Canelo actually just rolled that entirely. It barely landed just looks big because of the head turn. People kind of count those the same as actually taking a big shot but they are just set ups
Not just people.. more importantly the judges count those. They dont have instant replay. Aggression gets you points unless it's beyond clear and obvious none of the blow are landing due to just being that superior w ring generalship and defense. But most of the time evading / blocking punches closely.. while good physically still can often count against you scoring wise
You really think judges count that, we are talking about Canelo my dude😂
It counts as a blocked with his face punch to the judges.
Called rubbernecking in most boxing gyms. Rolling with a punch. Canelo is very good at it. There's a ton of drills and exercises u can do to get better at it but really have to have good reflexes. Takes a lot of steam off punch but doesn't really set anything up. Can also be dangerous taking ur eyes off ur opponent like that. Opponent can feint the cross and hit the body, and then ur in trouble. Mungia kept putting his head right in front of Canelos chest instead of moving his head side to side and up and down and got caught.
I think because he focuses on increasing output or setting up opportunities to increase output. The big criticism of his bivol performance is he wasn't throwing enough and just relied on power vs bigger guy who can handle it
As already mentioned, both… But I wanna add, that that’s what was so interesting to watch with Bivol. Canelo would eat a few shots to try and set up something, but Bivol would pull back and close that window just as it was opening - 2 masters at what they do, only Bivol’s disciplined style is a nightmare for Canelo’s trap setting and counter punching The frustration was real.
Bivol would 1-2, then dodge Canelo's counter and quickly come in and throw another 1-2. That had to be a very frustrating style for Canelo to come up against.
Yeah it was, frustrating to watch somebody of such skill have zero answer 1 and 1-2’s with faints and a rare flurry It really was a real treat to see something so simple be executed so well that it was complex
True I would have loved to see a fight between the 2 if they were closer in natural size
Imho canelo all day if there wasn’t such a size disparity.
I think a big part of it was also Bivol’s timing and footwork. Bivol occasionally threw 5-6 shots that went unanswered or that Canelo tried to roll instead of absorb. Aside from the backwards steps it was also down to Bivol usually starting his attacks in between or right after Canelo started his, making him a bit too tired to quickly respond. So his footwork helped him move out of danger at times, and then his timing also made it difficult for Canelo to fire back at other times. Masterful work really.
He also was very good with his shell defense on the ropes. Was able to shell and then pop out for a jab or straight before he bounced out or shelled back up
As someone else said, it's a bit of both. He's getting older and his reflexes are slowing down just a little bit. But rather than still trying to perform with his younger tactics in an older body, he's adapting his tactics so that the ageing matters less. That's why here, rather than trying to be slick and box from the mid range and rely on his timing to catch Mungia, he's luring Mungia into coming to him and baiting Mungia into ducking his head which boxers do when they're entering into an up close exchange so they can try to plant their head on the opponents chest. Canelo is back up, leaving back into the ropes, then ducking in himself to encourage Mungia to copy him. Then when Mungia starts ducking in and standing still ready to accept Canelo's invite to brawl, Canelo starts blasting uppercuts.
What do you mean more hittable. He is a front foot counter puncher. Part of the job there is to get in punching range to bait attack and counter quick. Those guys always get hit more. Guys like Crawford and Tank are the same. Haney, Shakur and Lara are backfoot counter punchers. They eat less punches.
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That highlight reel is greatly exagerated. Jacobs landed plenty. Thats why he won 4 rounds, same as Munguia. His head movement was sharper then but now he stays ahead of it a little more with range control and a high guard that catches most punches.
Do you think it’s more accurate to say of Tank that he is a backfoot counter puncher until he gets reads, and THEN he switches to front foot counterpuncher?
Not really. Tank stays in range quite a bit. He needs to with his small frame. He doesnt have the reach to win rounds consistently from long range like backfoot counterpunchers do. Thats why guys like Barrios were able to be competitve and win rounds from him.
I honestly believe he was letting Mungia work for his people. In a couple of this exchanges Canelo could've counter hard, but I feel he didn't out of respect for the crowd loving his fighter.
Maybe that’s why he doesn’t like fighting Mexicano fighters? Definitely felt he carried him a little in this fight. Not in a disrespectful way, but in a “show me what you’ve learned” kind of way
Looked like he threw a very lazy right hand there to draw him in
Always been hittable but the mfers head is made of something else
His chin is phenomenal and that combined with great defense makes him one of the most difficult fighters ever to ko
People saying Canelo’s defense is getting worse DKSAB. He can’t slip punches and maintain distance against guys with complete size advantages, he needs to block and parry to maintain a close distance and counter. Crazy people think he’s some Rocky-esque eater of right hands.
This is the correct answer.
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But he couldn’t counter. There’s little point in sequences like that if you don’t consistently punish the attacker
Thank you. The lack of actual boxing knowledge some people have here is so frustrating.
I’ll go a different direction and say he could win all of these fights easier and quicker if he chose, with the exception of Bivol. He’s not looking to get people out of there as quickly as possible. He literally holds Mungia up later on. Maybe that’s him thinking of his fight with Floyd and not beating to bad on up and coming guys. He’s not going to let the guy win - he’s giving to give him a lesson and he’s going to deliver great fights to watch. And really if you think about it he’s propping up this section of the boxing world single handedly. It sounds so obvious to say he’ll go down as an all time great but I think in years to come we’ll see his legacy grow in terms of what he has done for boxing and I think he has that over Mayweather.
His damn head is so big you’ll touch it, but he rolls with them so well, and you don’t catch him with shots he doesn’t see. Plus the traps
Like others are saying, I think it’s both. I think he’s gotta be a little more selective with his shots movement now that he’s not as athletic as before. I want that David fight so bad. The longer the wait, the harder for our boy Canelo.
It's that catch and shoot style that Reynoso teaches. He gets hit but as soon as he catches a certain punch he knows the counter to it and is very explosive with it. Hits with bad intentions and doesn't just throw punches that aren't gonna hurt his opponent.
You can tell Canelo was leading with the uppercut and mungiua was noticing it so Canelo threw the left hook first this time.
No lie, I thought Munguia put up a solid fight. Obviously Canelo is more experienced, but Munguia being trained under Roach is kind of nuts.
I think Roach has made MASSIVE improvements given the amount of time they’ve had together. Watching Munguia’s discipline in the past two fights, compared to all of them before is a huge difference. Roach has him actually boxing at times as opposed to only fighting
He looked really good against Ryder, feel like Canelo carried him a bit but still gave a good account of himself.
Munguia gave it his all and I commend him. Towards the end it looked like he was mentally drained and his legs seemed ready to go, but he kept on trying at least.
Munguia did ok. What was up with the style though? He hunched down to Canelo’s level. Took away his own size advantage. Took zero advantage of his reach. Not sure if he can beat Plant. Definitely would get embarrassed by Benavidez, Bivol, or Beterbiev. Filler level vs those guys.
Hunch over to brawl with Canelo- Mexican style. On pure boxing, Munguia is severely outclassed.
Mexican school can use more diverse style training. Canelo and Benavidez both brawl a bit too much too. Against Bivol and Beterbiev, they need to add something else to the arsenal to win like angle work.
You guys should check out the side view of the KD where it shows it wasnt actually a left hook Canelo threw. He disguised it as a left hook but he actually pulls it back and uses it to manipulate Munguia's right hand. He pries at it so Munguia overcorrects the guard creating the opening for the uppercut. It blew my mind since it looks like a flat out left hook first but it's not. This is that p4p level shit you only see from the very elite.
slow down lol people do that in amateurs, pulling down the guard is considered a show boating tactic when you know your opponent is just shelling up trying not to die. Canelo does it super well but its something everyone learns in the gym, very basic stuff
Throwing a jab is also basic stuff and yet elite boxers struggle to do it all the time, just look at Devin throwing a bad mid range jab and eating a left hook from Ryan. Basic stuff applied at the highest level agaisnt elite opposition in the heat of battle is always impressive.
you know what you're right, thats all extremely true
I box amateur. You think I dont know that? Go on and tell me all the top fighters that can do this to another top boxer and get a clean KD like that. Go on, I'll wait.
inoue, crawford, teofimo, beterbiev, tank, david beavidez, mell charlo, matias, boots, zepeda lol
Anyone can say names. Tell me which fights and which KDs. And since we are giggly here's my lol
you said can not did, lol
So you cant give me any examples? I said I'd wait... Almost like it is as rare as I said it was at this level. LOL
Damn..and the first shot he ate before the uppercut..thats a wrap for most opponents
He rolled with the punch. He tends to do that a lot. He did it with triple G’s big shot too. It takes off some steam from the punch. I think typically you’re torso is supposed to follow too so you can counter with a shot of your own if needed but Canelo just uses his head for a quicker defensive move Edit: oh wait, you’re talking about Munguia eating a punch? I saw both of them roll with a right hand
Head turned 180 lol
He turned around quick like if his mom yelled for him.
ya i said before the fight that Jaime is better than people give credit for. his punch output was impressive to the end and definitely was at least enough to keep Canelo honest. also he took a punch. maybe he "rolled" with it but that's because his head had nowhere else to go
Canelo would do the same thing to Benavidez and so much worse.
canelo def took it easy on Jamie after he knew it was a win. I bet he has a soft spot for Jamie. He’s a good kid with strong work ethic. But who knows
Nah Ryan Garcia would knock Jamie's ass out
Idk what you’re getting at but ok haha
I was joking lol
Ah you forgot the /s lol… there’s trolls out here and they come out meat riding
Respect to Jaime, he battled hard
Beautiful. This might be unpopular, but I felt like Canelo carried Munguia after this.
That shouldn't be unpopular. I usually don't believe in "carrying" at all, and I think it's extremely rare but it definitely happened here. Canelo would usually stalk and hunt a finish here and in the subsequent rounds but he didn't. It even seemed at times Canelo would set a trap, Jaime would fall for it, and Canelo wouldn't take advantage but would give Jaime a look like "I coulda rocked your shit there".
I think he wanted to show Jaime that he was in control of the entire fight and that he had many chances to end the night early.
Canelo knocked Mungia out on his feet, held him up, then hugged him to give him a chance to recover. I was invested in the fight up to that point, after that I wasn't sure if I'd been watching WWE all along.
It's the first time I believed Canelo when he said he didn't want to fight Mexicans.
Canelo could’ve put him to sleep with the same uppercut at the end of this round, Canelo pulled it back at the last second.
He had the chance to end it in the 12th but let him off. It definitely looked like he wasn't going for the knockout at least in the 12th.
Even in this clip after the knockdown Canelo wasn’t even throwing hard at all
Canelo toyed with this guy
Nah, he was in a tough fight .
😂😂😂
Canelo is pretty decent at boxing.
Lol.
Massive canelo fan here, just to say off the bat, not trying to hate. He looked great in this fight and the more I watch it, it does seem like he carried Muguia through it at times. However, this is the first time I’ve thought to myself “He lost speed”. He still has decent speed and enough to rip combos/counters, but I think age finally caught up to him in that aspect. I think it’s either time to fight David, or as a fan of canelo hope it never happens. I think he can probably get away with it, with this speed. He loses more, he’s probably fucked in that fight given that he’s never had all-time speed to begin with. He’s quick and has all-time reaction speed, but the hands are a different thing.. Just my opinion though
feet too, for a guy who's never had fast feet, they are getting noticeably slower but he's never actually seen him need to use it to get away lol but he does struggle to cut off the ring like he used to
Nelo was holding back. A lot of his shots were slow or with less power behind it. I don’t think even think he meant to drop Jaime.
Canelo admitted (in a polite and indirect way) that he purposely didn’t want to finish munguia when could’ve Part of me wishes he did finish him
This whole fight felt like a Lion playing with his food...
Everyone has a face until they get punched in the plan.
Canelo punching once at time for several rounds will hurt him vs crawford if he can't finish him, crawford is not the most active guy in the world but he takes everything you give him. Seems like lately canelo is so happy to just take one big shot at a time, which works against someone willing to go toe to toe with you. But I don't think crawford will do that, I think he's going to do his best mayweather impression run circles around canelo's bad footwork and tag him with light non-committal punches like loma does. You see this sometimes out of crawford when he's "taking rounds off" or trying to recover from damage. He has the ability to switch stances while taking angles, which is a pretty unique thing that I have never seen any crawford opponent deal with well besides maybe gamboa ironically lol
that's the smarts right there, from the 1st uppercut in the sequence Canelo saw that he could land it, then he went away from it and secured it by throwing a left hook first
I'm still like "holy shit what a shot"
Canelo didn't want to knock him out 💯
I want to see Mungia vs Triple G now. Maybe give GGG a tune up fight like in the next two months and then mungia meets GGG for christmas or holiday season
Nah GGG needs to stay his ass out of the ring and enjoy the rest of his life as a living legend.
Look like he’s beating up his 12 year old nephew
Canelo looks like he was sparring with him in there lol. Like he was letting himself get hit then return back.
Canelo was just looking for that backhand uppercut, landed it at the 0:56 mark, but wasn't clean enough. Then bang right on the chin. Beautiful. Mungia looked better in this fight than I ever saw him before. His jab was excellent, but he just didn't know how and when to use it. Was just throwing it out like candy.
How tf did he not go down after that first straight right he ate 💀 That Canelo dude isn’t a bad boxer, someone should probably sign him.
I saw a snippet of a Chavez Jr interview in which he insinuated that the reason Canelo didn’t knock out Munguía had something to do with “la maña” (AKA: The Cartels) This is a video where Chavez is praising Canelo. I found it odd that Canelo wouldn’t finish Munguía, and even held him up during the exchange of the last round. I hate conspiracies, but it does make me wonder.
I always felt that the knockdown really swayed the judges scoredcard in favor of canelo. Obviously still would’ve won but the scorecard should’ve been closer in my opinion.
Munguia is such a shitty fighter I mean..his plan was to duck down and get hit Every time
Unless it’s Benavidez or Crawford idgaf, go ahead and ruin your drawing power so fans can save their money for better entertainment
Benavidez great, Crawford nah
Yeah but the odds of it being Bud is way higher than Benevidez, that ship had sailed and Canelo don’t want it
Crawford’s achievements speak for itself, there’s not much you or anyone else can do to persuade me otherwise
It's not about his achievements. Crawford is a p4p-er no doubt, but he fights 3 weight classes below Canelo...
Sorry after one elite win in Spence, Crawford beats literally everyone that has ever existed.
There will be people who actually believe crawford can take on fucking usyk or something
Crawford KO's Usyk easily. All Crawford has to do is swing his big balls at him and it's lights out for Usyk!
Crawford takes the entire heavyweight division with his BBC
"nobody can ever persuade me to re-evaluate my opinions" is definitely a very healthy and good mindset to have /s
My opinions on Crawford potential beating Canelo, no… we have Manny Pac Roy Jones Armstrong & number of other elites who have successfully jumped division
Casual ass take