Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
sarcasm is the highest form of criticismQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseWhat kind of stupid question is that? Trout was a live opponent. He wasn't shot. Alvarez was in a fight trying to win. Trout was a threat the whole fight. Stupid comparisonQuote:
Originally Posted by imp
"Sarcasm" has more than one syllable. You're wasting your time.
This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
No probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
Stop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
I was surprised to see the Hatton fight used as an example. But I understand now that I know he hasn't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
Stop trying to change the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
You mentioned that canelo was mosely BIGGEST opponent so would have more power AND you said that canelo did not knockout mosely out of respect.
Am i to believe that all tysons bigger opponents had more power than him?
Your right scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22I was surprised to see the Hatton fight used as an example. But I understand now that I know he hasn't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
To evade getting knocked out all you need to do is grab and hold like matthew hatton did.
And your right, floyd or manny wouldnt know how to deal with matthew hatton punchbag defensive skills and would have been there all night.
Well done petal.
Hatton is a bit bigger than floyd and manny so would have more power like VD mentioned earlier and might have held back knocking out both of these £4£ champs out of respect.
Loool
I look forward to both of you starting a thread after the floyd/canelo fight and you telling me in detail how canelo size difference in power beats floyd on points and the post match press conference discussing why canelo never went for the KO...
"it was out of respect"
Get a room.
:vd: Tyson was a natural heavyweight and build like a tank. No one had more power than him, Mosley was not a natural Junior Middleweight. He's a natural Lightweight. Which is 2 weight classes below. So yes Alvarez was the biggest opponent he faced. And the one with the most power.Quote:
Originally Posted by impStop trying to change the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
You mentioned that canelo was mosely BIGGEST opponent so would have more power AND you said that canelo did not knockout mosely out of respect.
Am i to believe that all tysons bigger opponents had more power than him?
I'm a tell you a little secret you don't know. Fighters don't hate each other. They respect each other. Unbelievable. I know. Alvarez respects Mosley a lot. Not only that, and this going to shock you to the point where you might hyperventilate. You ready? Alvarez respects Mayweather too. Yes, you read that correctly. I know it boggles that little brain of yours. But it's true.
Of course boxers respect each other?!
And i mentioned before that there have been fights were fighters has carried fighters out of respect etc
Just because a fighter is in a higher weight class does not always mean they have more power?!! This is 7lbs not 30lbs!
Plus, look at mosely KO ratio compared to canelo and the world champions that mosely has faced..how could you say that canelo could have KO mosely at any point?
Answer the question instead of hiding behind bad language and immature behaviour like you always do.
Ps:- There was a thread on here awhile back about hands of stone lightweight duran...are we to believe he never took his power up with him?
Don't speak to me that way. I been on this forum for awhile. I don't get to post as much as I would like, but when I do I believe in being respectful. I shown you nothing but respect. I don't take sides in any of these forum wars. I just agree with some points over others. Don't be disrespectful towards me by speaking to me in that sarcastic manner and tell me to get a room just because I don't agree with some of your points. It's childish and immature. Im just going to log off. So you have yourself a good day.Quote:
Originally Posted by impYour right scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22I was surprised to see the Hatton fight used as an example. But I understand now that I know he hasn't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
To evade getting knocked out all you need to do is grab and hold like matthew hatton did.
And your right, floyd or manny wouldnt know how to deal with matthew hatton punchbag defensive skills and would have been there all night.
Well done petal.
Hatton is a bit bigger than floyd and manny so would have more power like VD mentioned earlier and might have held back knocking out both of these £4£ champs out of respect.
Loool
I look forward to both of you starting a thread after the floyd/canelo fight and you telling me in detail how canelo size difference in power beats floyd on points and the post match press conference discussing why canelo never went for the KO...
"it was out of respect"
Get a room.
If you believe in being respectful, dont accuse me first of NOT seeing fights that I have seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22Don't speak to me that way. I been on this forum for awhile. I don't get to post as much as I would like, but when I do I believe in being respectful. I shown you nothing but respect. I don't take sides in any of these forum wars. I just agree with some points over others. Don't be disrespectful towards me by speaking to me in that sarcastic manner and tell me to get a room just because I don't agree with some of your points. It's childish and immature. Im just going to log off. So you have yourself a good day.Quote:
Originally Posted by impYour right scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22I was surprised to see the Hatton fight used as an example. But I understand now that I know he hasn't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making sense. He can't comprehend it. And it's a waste of time. Cuz he's never seen the fight. If he had he would of never used it as an example. It's pretty easy to tell the fools who live off boxing rec. It's there friend. But it exposes them as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott22The Hatton fight is really not a good example. The way Hatton fought that night, I don't think Pacquiao or Mayweather or any top fighter around that weight would of stopped Hatton. Hatton wasn't fighting to win. He was fighting to survive. Every time he was hurt and whenever Canelo got to close Hatton would latch on for dear life. He wouldn't let go till the ref broke them up. It's very hard to stop an opponent who's only trying to survive and is holding more than he's punching.Quote:
Originally Posted by impNo probs scotty,Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott22This thread actually made me look at the fight again. There was a couple of instances where Canelo had Mosley in trouble and didn't go for it. Only Canelo knows if he pulled back on purpose or not. But it kind of looks like he did. I know this goes against what you been saying, so Im not expecting you to agree with it. It's just my 2 centsQuote:
Originally Posted by impLolQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.
End.
Its all good fun.
We all cant agree on things or the world would be very boring.
No one really knows but canelo if he felt he could have got the KO but didnt.
I just cant see mosely getting KO by canelo when he couldnt finish matthew hatton at a catchweight he was overweight for.
My opinion like many others is that canelo (regardless of how big he is) could not KO mosely because the risk was too great not because of respect.
To evade getting knocked out all you need to do is grab and hold like matthew hatton did.
And your right, floyd or manny wouldnt know how to deal with matthew hatton punchbag defensive skills and would have been there all night.
Well done petal.
Hatton is a bit bigger than floyd and manny so would have more power like VD mentioned earlier and might have held back knocking out both of these £4£ champs out of respect.
Loool
I look forward to both of you starting a thread after the floyd/canelo fight and you telling me in detail how canelo size difference in power beats floyd on points and the post match press conference discussing why canelo never went for the KO...
"it was out of respect"
Get a room.
I only bite if provoked.
:vd::vd::vd::vd::vd: I'm the one who expose you not seeing the fight. Not him stupid.
You silly pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Look at the posts..you both did.
Come on VD, do your homework.
All that anger and aggression, what shortcomings are trying to hide?!
Lol.
Stop making it so obvious you haven't seen the fight. Seriously some of the things you say or don't acknowledge only lead to that conclusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by impYou silly pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Look at the posts..you both did.
Come on VD, do your homework.
So yet again your going to dance around my questions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making it so obvious you haven't seen the fight. Seriously some of the things you say or don't acknowledge only lead to that conclusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by impYou silly pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Look at the posts..you both did.
Come on VD, do your homework.
You bring up mayweather and sosa,
I can bring up matthew hatton.
You have your opinion. I have mine.
I believe as talented as canelo is he did NOT ko mosely because he COULD NOT ko mosely.
He never went for it because he did not want to risk it against a ko artist like mosely even at this stage.
YOUR opinion is that canelo is BIGGER than mosely and his BIGGEST opponent and has more POWER than all of the world champions that mosely has ever faced PLUS the fact that he choose not to ko mosely out of RESPECT.
Theres nothing hard to understand or get rattled about.
You are just upset because you like to be right all the time but start crying when someone stands up to you..
his speed and accuracy will add to the perception of powerQuote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
[QUOTE=ross;1183194][QUOTE=jehoshaphat;1183183]Yeah, I saw an interview of Mosley saying that too. I always figured Floyd hit harder than the public opinion but he just doesn't sit on his punches a lot throughout a fight because of his movement. Against Mosley he sat down a lot more on his punches than usual so Mosley got a good gauge of those punches. I think they do hit close to the same but
Canelo throws more of his harder
punches a lot more often and
this gives the impression of being a
harder puncher. Its a percentage
game. Floyd can hit you with 4 or 5
of his 70 percenters and only take 1
or your 90 percenters. (Most hit and
not be hit shots probably teeter
around 70 percent of your power)[/
QUOTE]
I watched Matthew Hatton in a weight too high walk through Alvarez punches. I also watched a very boring fight vs Mosely.
Alvarez looks to me another Abraham thats strong in the weight hes boiling down to but will be
nothing at all in the weight above.[/
QUOTE]
Not hating on Canelo, but above light middle which i think where he should be fighting. His punching power will be average.
Still rooting for him though, please knock Mayweather out! :)
You know why you're wrong? Cuz of that part right there. And these are the type of comments that make me wonder if you even watch the fights. You keep saying Mosley was a threat. I wanna know what made him such a threat? The one year lay off he was coming off? Maybe it's the way he slurs his words and can no longer pull the trigger like he use to? He wasn't a threat against Pacquiao. Wasn't even competitive. He was scared to throw a punch and wanted to quit. If he wasn't a threat to a naturally smaller fighter like Pacquiao how was he a threat to a naturally bigger fighter like Alvarez? Prove you're right and give me good answer to that question.Quote:
Originally Posted by impSo yet again your going to dance around my questions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseStop making it so obvious you haven't seen the fight. Seriously some of the things you say or don't acknowledge only lead to that conclusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by impYou silly pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Look at the posts..you both did.
Come on VD, do your homework.
You bring up mayweather and sosa,
I can bring up matthew hatton.
You have your opinion. I have mine.
I believe as talented as canelo is he did NOT ko mosely because he COULD NOT ko mosely.
He never went for it because he did not want to risk it against a ko artist like mosely even at this stage.
YOUR opinion is that canelo is BIGGER than mosely and his BIGGEST opponent and has more POWER than all of the world champions that mosely has ever faced PLUS the fact that he choose not to ko mosely out of RESPECT.
Theres nothing hard to understand or get rattled about.
You are just upset because you like to be right all the time but start crying when someone stands up to you..
Educating doesn't upset me. You should be grateful you get this privilege for free.
VD, im tired of having to school you through this.
We are all aware of mosely decline in his recent fights but that does not mean that he does not have knockout power or the fact he is still dangerous.
For the last time, canelo regardless of how big he is did not imho hold back from ko mosely because of respect.
Mayweather couldnt.
Pacman didnt.
And even at this stage canelo didnt.
Canelo could have tried..but he didnt because he wasnt confident enough and didnt want to run the risk of getting ko himself.
Lets leave it at that because everything has been said already and you have been exposed yet again.
Lets just leave it with your statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
I dont agree with it but its your opinion.
VD can go on for pages with the same point, check the JML thread. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by impLets just leave it with your statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
I dont agree with it but its your opinion.
No one ever said educating the ignorant was easy. But they will learn. Rather they like it or not. They will fucking learnQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterVD can go on for pages with the same point, check the JML thread. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by impLets just leave it with your statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
I dont agree with it but its your opinion.
From the whole of saddo boxing I want to personally say thank you VD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseNo one ever said educating the ignorant was easy. But they will learn. Rather they like it or not. They will fucking learnQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterVD can go on for pages with the same point, check the JML thread. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by impLets just leave it with your statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
I dont agree with it but its your opinion.
After this lengthy discussion I have learnt from you that bigger opponents always mean bigger power and canelo could have have ko mosely at any time but didnt due to respect.
Thanks again, and I really look forward to learning something from you this saturday in "The One" where we can both break down the fight in a special thread i will make on EVERY round (after canelo wins) why he didnt knock money may out...it was all respect.
Just be thankful I didn't charge your assQuote:
Originally Posted by impFrom the whole of saddo boxing I want to personally say thank you VD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseNo one ever said educating the ignorant was easy. But they will learn. Rather they like it or not. They will fucking learnQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterVD can go on for pages with the same point, check the JML thread. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by impLets just leave it with your statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
I dont agree with it but its your opinion.
Maybe you can charge me on the 14th..i look forward to your breakdown after that fight.
Im sure you knew this was coming.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Fair play to Canelo for taking it easy on the old boy, letting him hit him at will and not wanting to hit him anywhere it might hurt;D
Canelo is the nicest guy in boxing for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossIm sure you knew this was coming.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Fair play to Canelo for taking it easy on the old boy, letting him hit him at will and not wanting to hit him anywhere it might hurt;D
It was nice to see he had so much respect for Floyd that he allowed him to keep his undefeated record.
Yea no doubt, I was so sure Canelo actually intended to win, but he apparently respects his elders to much to land proper punches. What a class act.
Im not saying a word.
Cmon guys.
What round did canelo actually go for the knockout?
Exactly. He never did.
Because he is bigger he has more power and he just respects all boxers.
Sorry VD..had to say something.