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Originally posted by FeFist View PostCanelo established himself early. I think fight fans have a tendency to buy into a fighter's bravado too much. When Canelo hit him in the first round, I think it was with a left hook, he left an impression on him that stayed with him throughout the fight. Moreover, matters were not helped by Canelo continuing to string his shots together.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostMGM Grand, Las Vegas - Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer was very surprised with how easy Saul "Canelo" Alvarez dominated Alfredo Angulo on Saturday night. In nearly every round, Canelo landed his punches at will and barely missed any of his hard right hands. The fight was finally stopped by referee Tony Weeks in the tenth.
From the very first round, Angulo looked like a shadow of the fighter who dropped Erislandy Lara twice in a fight filled with fireworks in June of 2013. In that particular contest, Angulo was aggressive, throwing many power punch combinations and digging in with vicious hooks to the body.
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Ive watched boxing for two decades now and can tell you that one of two things was true that night.
A. El Perro was either sick from being weight drained and too proud to call the fight or
B. he was handsomely rewarded to eat punches for as long as possible.
My guess he was paid. It was evident in the first round and actually before that something was not right. His body language made him appear to not want to be there at all and he would look no one in the eyes.
Canelo is an excellent fighter probably would have won anyway but he also seemed to have far too much bravado in the first round as if he knew nothing was going to come back his way that could hurt him.
Think what you want but this is boxing with millions and millions of dollars on the line. It has happened before and will again.
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Originally posted by freedom213 View PostIve watched boxing for two decades now and can tell you that one of two things was true that night.
A. El Perro was either sick from being weight drained and too proud to call the fight or
B. he was handsomely rewarded to eat punches for as long as possible.
My guess he was paid. It was evident in the first round and actually before that something was not right. His body language made him appear to not want to be there at all and he would look no one in the eyes.
Canelo is an excellent fighter probably would have won anyway but he also seemed to have far too much bravado in the first round as if he knew nothing was going to come back his way that could hurt him.
Think what you want but this is boxing with millions and millions of dollars on the line. It has happened before and will again.
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Originally posted by freedom213 View PostIve watched boxing for two decades now and can tell you that one of two things was true that night.
A. El Perro was either sick from being weight drained and too proud to call the fight or
B. he was handsomely rewarded to eat punches for as long as possible.
My guess he was paid. It was evident in the first round and actually before that something was not right. His body language made him appear to not want to be there at all and he would look no one in the eyes.
Canelo is an excellent fighter probably would have won anyway but he also seemed to have far too much bravado in the first round as if he knew nothing was going to come back his way that could hurt him.
Think what you want but this is boxing with millions and millions of dollars on the line. It has happened before and will again.
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