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This is a good fight. It is a good fight.
Canelo has a chance… to win….
He needs to focus on speed, because Floyd is faster than him.
That would be my advise to Canelo- Focus on speed.
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First and foremost, I’m not fan of Canelo Alvarez but I can admit that he is very skilled, not in an elite sense but still very skilled. He has a very rare blend of hand speed, size and power, and before September 14 2013, it seemed like he was the real deal. It seemed as if even if he couldn’t beat Floyd, he’d get to him. He was enough of a proposed threat that he and Mayweather together were able to draw an estimated 2.2 million buys in the country. Prior to that fight, he stopped Josesito Lopez, and picked up two decision wins over Mosley and Trout. Impressive right? No. It’s not impressive. Let’s take a closer look. He fought Shane Mosley, who honestly gave him all he could handle. He didn’t just walk through Mosley. He didn’t beat him any better than Mayweather or Pacquiao did. He went 12 rounds with an aging Mosley. Don’t get me wrong, Mosley has an ATG chin. However he could have and should have beat him a lot worse than he did. Then Canelo fought Josesito Lopez who just prior to fighting at 154, was fighting at 140. He only went up to 147 because Kendall Holt pulled out of a fight with him, and Victor Ortiz needed an opponent. Nonetheless the stoppage was emphatic. The only problem is that we saw Marcos Maidana do it better shortly after. He stopped Lopez just as good as Canelo did, with even less of a weight advantage than Canelo had. Canelo then beat Austin Trout, who beat Cotto, who loss to Floyd. Trout isn’t a bum, but Trout isn’t an A level fighter. Not even close to being in the same class as Floyd Mayweather, nonetheless he beat him by a shady decision from some outrageous open scorecards..........
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