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He got paid.Kovalev was shot
You're sort of a sucker if you don't understand how these transactions happen.
It is what it is man.
He got paid.Kovalev was shot
He got paid.
You're sort of a sucker if you don't understand how these transactions happen.
It is what it is man.
That's the entire point.I understand the transactions.
Canelo cashed in. But let's not act like he cashes in 2016.
That's the entire point.
You're getting suckered into thinking people aren't playing the game....like these are just fights....they aren't. This is a business.
No actually i do. It's gone on in boxing all throughout history....I know they are playing games. Youre the one missing the point here.
No actually i do. It's gone on in boxing all throughout history....
So there's no real point then?Never said it didn't
So there's no real point then?
When you get to a certain status, it's like a game of thrones. You're not just fighting anymore. So yes, you prey on old title holders who are much bigger. It's actually what you're supposed to do, i'd argue.
He's at the point where he can do anything he wants....like Floyd used to.
Then what is it? Canelo cherry picks? Because that's literally the name of the game...I don't think you understand the conversation. Not trying to be a dick
You make it sound like a network favouring their cash cow in the commentary is some novel thing. It's far and away the norm, not some weird exception. Money fighters do tend to get more favourable scorecards. That's been the norm in boxing for a long time.
As it stands, Canelo actually has lost a fight by decision (the only decision he's gone to where he was very clearly beaten). He has gotten the benefit of the doubt in several other very close fights (Trout, Lara, Golovkin 2) and gotten a draw in another genuinely close fight (Golovkin 1). Most expect him to get the benefit of the doubt in closer fights, seeing as he is the biggest moneymaker in boxing, and I don't necessarily think that's wrong to assume, but having the view where his oppnents more or less can't win on the cards is ridiculous at this point. When he wins a decision that he clearly lost, this type of hyperbole might start to make sense, but until then, it's just that.
Yet it's happened in both of Canelo' s biggest fights. Damn the guy is unlucky.You act like no judge has ever done a shitty job scoring a fight prior to Canelo being a thing.
So what you are saying is that you think Ward will win unless Canelo signs to fight him? In which case you will change your opinion to it being a cherry-pick
On a side note; I already knew before I entered the thread that Seano would be bitching about the bitching of Canelo scorecards.
*yawn* Seeing as he didn't win either fight, I'd say no.Yet it's happened in both of Canelo' s biggest fights. Damn the guy is unlucky.
Yes thats exactly correct
Sorry, excuse the American in me (I'm really hungover). I didn't realise you being sarcastic.
How convenient that you choose to ignore obvious corruption when it suits you. GGG didn't lose so I don't know what you are on about.*yawn* Seeing as he didn't win either fight, I'd say no.
Like I said, its not surprising considering one was Adeliade Byrd. You just never cared about her shitty judging until a guy you liked lost.
You'll pretty much never see me ranting about corruption because of a scorecard. I honestly think its the most boneheaded, crybaby argument I can think of.How convenient that you choose to ignore obvious corruption when it suits you. GGG didn't lose so I don't know what you are on about.