And you applaud that practice... ok.
So Canelo, who it must be said started his pro career at 140, reached a comfort level at 154 but could easily fight at 160... a division to where he was first called out by GGG.
He postponed that fight for a couple of years on the grounds that he "wasn't a middleweight", until he was good and ready (and had fought JCC Jr. at 170)... and THEN moved up to 160 and had his couple of fights with Golovkin.
All of a sudden he grows into his frame and can go up and pick off Kovalev at 175. You know... for the belt.
So now he's flexible enough to move through three divisions: 160, 168, 175.
Jermall Charlo has called out Canelo and would be happy to meet him at 160... oh... but Canelo cannot "drain" himself to make 160.
So help me out here. Has Canelo pigeonholed himself into 168? Or is this "opponent-dependent"?
I'd probably understand a bit better if Canelo's team would release a set of conditions under which Canelo can go down to 160 or up to 175.


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