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Alvarez has always had great respect for Mosley. He took it easy on him. He could of stopped him if he wanted. But out of respect for him he never went for it
Lol

This situation can happen in many fights but it did not happen in this one.

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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 cents
No probs scotty,

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.