Comments Thread For: Talks restart about Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez-Chris Eubank Jnr

[factsarenice]

So according to the bunch of whiners here, Who should canelo fight next then? Benavidez fighting Morrell, Beterviev needs to fight an unknown dude next to avoid getting stripped, Bivol coming from a L and the Beterviev rematch still in the air, TC comes from struggling against a 54 pounder, so again, WHO?

Mbilli?
The always dangerous Scull?

Chris Eubank got KTFO by former 154lb Laim Smith.....God dam Laim Smith, a guy that wouldn't last 3 rounds with Diego Pacheco. Truth is .... Canelo Alvarez chooses whomever, whenever and pays them like they are his employee.

Every single fighter you mentioned represent twice what Canelo will make fighting Chris Eubank and they'd all drop their current opponent in a heart beat..... so lets not make believe Canelo is in search of a real opponents, he's not!

[garfios]

I mean he still won it and he's won world titles in 3 other weight classes aswell, so he has won everything. Just because you don't like the opponents who were all Undefeated champions btw don't really mean much in the grand scheme of things,

Let me see, he won the vacant 154 belt against mathew hatton, a guy that was not even ranked and was brought up from 147, the fight was contracted at 150 and canelo didn't make the weight, so he paid some money and the circus went on, the 160 he took it from cotto, a past his prime fighter that has won the belt from another past his prime and injured Sergio Martinez, we have to be fair because this was not canelo's fault, now, after winning the belt he was supposed to fight the real 160 champ, ggg, but he didn't like the risk and decided to dump the belt, he moved up to 168 and one of the champs was benavidez so he decided that he would never fight another "Mexican", he forgot that benavidez wasn't Mexican, he is Mexican/Ecuadorian/Dominican, so he targeted the British bunch and plant and when benavidez was stripped he went after the unification, later he refused to fight his mandatories Morrell jr and benavidez, three and two years respectively they waited for their turn. There you have it in synthesis, the history of his three belts, actually there's another one, the 175 against another past his prime fighter, only this one was a drunk and had a grueling fight just a few weeks before, kovalev.