Very cool. Id imagine a Canelo fight in Mexico will be an amazing atmosphere.Got my credentials a couple days ago and just booked my flight to Guadalajara. Probably not going to be a thrilling fight, but i thought it would be cool to see a canelo fight in mexico. looking forward to a rare fight attended outside of las vegas.
I think so. He hasn't had a homecoming fight in Mexico since 2011 when he fought Kermit Cintron.Very cool. Id imagine a Canelo fight in Mexico will be an amazing atmosphere.
A 7-5 fight can feel as competitive as a 9-3 fight. That’s the very nature of the scoring system. Of course if your usual point is to cry about the scoring then you will cry about it.
That's exactly why we came. Obviously not a big name opponent, but it still should be pretty awesome at the venue. We got here yesterday, and definitely not impressed with the city. lol. just gonna hang out at the airbnb.Very cool. Id imagine a Canelo fight in Mexico will be an amazing atmosphere.
years ago when i was not too long into covering boxing, i recalled a fight just like this. Lanardo Tyner lost almost every round to Jessie Vargas. I got to become friends with Lanardo (and Jessie would eventually become my landlord). I always told him that was the closest lopsided fight i had ever seen. and he agreed. every round was super close and he just lost each barely (final scores 91-99 x3).Exactly, technically if one guy wins 12 rounds to 0 it can still be considered a competitive fight, it's just one guy did slightly more each round. On the topic of Bivol vs Canelo though, i think i scored it 9-3 to Bivol. Canelo had moments and remained competitive throughout, but it was a clear Bivol win.
years ago when i was not too long into covering boxing, i recalled a fight just like this. Lanardo Tyner lost almost every round to Jessie Vargas. I got to become friends with Lanardo (and Jessie would eventually become my landlord). I always told him that was the closest lopsided fight i had ever seen. and he agreed. every round was super close and he just lost each barely (final scores 91-99 x3).
On a side note, lanardo fought Canelo in Mexico City when Canelo was coming up. He said that Canelo was on and off the scale quickly and his team was not allowed to see the scale. Of course if you remember, back then there was a lot of talk about things like this when it came to canelo
yea, it was impressive he went the distance with canelo in that altitudeNardo is the homie. He trained at Tocco's under Floyd Sr. for a while. If that dude were disciplined about training he would have been a World Champ. Loves to fight, not so much training lol. He was laughing at Canelo during that fight, too.
He literally fights around this time of year every year for Cinco de Mayo. It's not a coincidence it's strategic in order to maximize revenue.Wait Canelo is fighting tomorrow? Lmao
yea, it was impressive he went the distance with canelo in that altitude
he definitely was much more of a fighter than into training. He is still fighting. Just loves it too much. I got to know him when he was one of Floyd Jr's sparring partners. Always a smile on his face and good to everyone.