Canelo started his career at 147 now he is fighting at 175.

[RomanReigns]

That's very impressive. And the guy is barely 5'8".

[_Rexy_]

Canelo started his career at age 15. How much did you weigh when you were 15 compared to now?

And he’s never fought at 175. So no, he’s not currently fighting at 175. He’s not currently fighting at all lmao

[_Rexy_]

When I was 15 I was a middleweight. Now that I’m 34 I’m a heavyweight. Not very impressive.

[Mister Wolf]

Like Hearns and Leonard.

[DuckAdonis]

To my knowledge no fight at 175 has been signed yet

[_Rexy_]

Like Hearns and Leonard.

Duran started his career at 118 and finished at 175

But that’s different lol

[WhatDisButtonDo]

Canelo is a stocky guy. Think Dwight Muhammad Qawi, he was 5'6-5'7 but fought at LHW and heavy

[Redd Foxx]

He hasn't won or even fought at 175 yet so let's slow our roll here. People always wanna give credit for thoughts instead of accomplishments.

[The Problem Child]

One word:

STEROIDS

[Rock&Roll]

That's very impressive. And the guy is barely 5'8".

1. No fight signed and he hasn’t fought at 175, so just like your *** life, you’re a bit pre mature
2. It’s prob a negotiating tactic for Derevychenko
3. He got popped for PEDs, that’s not impressive
4. Has his own division to clear out AND the one above him after that.
5. Kahn and Brook went up in weight instead of fighting each other. Kahn got a shot a wbc/lineal middleweight titles BEFORE Golovkin... how ridiculous!
6. Canelo playing these games with his weight again (caneloweight) whereby not settling in one division and clearing it out but rather picking and choosing fighters from several divisions.
7. If he loses he has a built in excuse ‘going up in weight and challenging’ it’s a win win - even if you lose there is no backlash.
8. Do you give high praise to 4 weight world champs where they can pick the easiest of 4 champs in each division or prefer one guy to unify his own division?