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I had canelo winning the fight but I dont think it was as comfortable as the dazn commentators would have you think. It was another fight that I feel could've went 15 rounds. Neither hurt each other and I feel Jacob's was landing more punches in the latter part of the fight. Sad thing is I dont think Jacob's will get a shot at either ggg or canelo again. He might have to go to another weight class
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Yea he is delusional like Broner...but I doubt he gets any big fights because he did the one thing boxers can't do and quit...It took Duran a long time to get the sting of that "no Mas' fight out of the public opinion but he had a more loyal fan base and a proven track record of winning tough fights.. I doubt I would watch Khan again even if it were free..THANKS FOR THE TRADE SANDIEGO KEEP RIVERS WE'LL TAKE ELIComment
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Canelo 8-4.
Jacobs was a fool to surrender $875,000 to gain 3 extra pounds and violate the rehydration clause because he never used his height, reach or extra size to pressure Canelo. Danny tried to counter a growing master of counterpunching, and it didn't work.
I doubt he would have fought any differently 3 pounds lighter, so that was a pretty expensive and foolish trade to make.
Jacobs is the Shawn Porter of 160. He's very good, tough and skilled, but not good enough to topple the true kingpins of the division.
I'm not sure Danny will fare that much better at 168, as I don't think his power is nearly as good as advertised. He nailed Canelo with the best punch of the fight from any fighter in around the eighth or ninth, as I recall, and Canelo barely moved backward. That doesn't bode well for success against some of the bigger, tougher animals at 168.Xbox Live: pk4425Comment
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Canelo 8-4.
Jacobs was a fool to surrender $875,000 to gain 3 extra pounds and violate the rehydration clause because he never used his height, reach or extra size to pressure Canelo. Danny tried to counter a growing master of counterpunching, and it didn't work.
I doubt he would have fought any differently 3 pounds lighter, so that was a pretty expensive and foolish trade to make.
Jacobs is the Shawn Porter of 160. He's very good, tough and skilled, but not good enough to topple the true kingpins of the division.
I'm not sure Danny will fare that much better at 168, as I don't think his power is nearly as good as advertised. He nailed Canelo with the best punch of the fight from any fighter in around the eighth or ninth, as I recall, and Canelo barely moved backward. That doesn't bode well for success against some of the bigger, tougher animals at 168.
I had Alvarez winning 7-5, but could have easily been 8-4.
I felt Jacobs won 4 of the last 5 rounds, but only 1 of the first 7.
As you stated, Alvarez's counter punching has only gotten better as has his defense.
He is close to Mayweather level for staying in the pocket, avoiding shots and landing his own.
He also clearly has a strong chin and is a very strong body puncher.
However, while Alvarez looks powerful, he doesn't really possess KO power - at least not at 160.
I also wonder, as he grows, when he'll eventually start fighting at catchweights like he did when he was at 154. By the end of his DAZN contract, I wouldn't be shocked if he's fighting between 163-167.Comment
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Oscar with some nonsense about Kovalez or Callum Smith at 175.Comment
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Oscar also is spewing nonsense about Canelo fighting Spence at 160.
He may be the Golden Boy, but it's about time the boxing media and fans call out De La Hoya for being an even bigger BS artist among promoters than Arum or Hearn. We don't know about Haymon because he doesn't speak to the media.
DLH is talking this sh*t only to obscure the fact that many of his fighters can't get the best REAL matchups that the fans want because of continued balkanization among promoters and networks.
Just stop, Oscar. Please.Xbox Live: pk4425Comment
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Great points pk. Teddy Atlas recently stated on a XM boxing that boxing needs a czar similar to Dana White.
He’s right but that’s a pipe dream.
The only way that happens is if one of the promoters signs all the best fighters.
All of this nonsense would come to an end if the alphabet belts ranked champs from other organizations and forced them to defend against one another.
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Great points pk. Teddy Atlas recently stated on a XM boxing that boxing needs a czar similar to Dana White.
He’s right but that’s a pipe dream.
The only way that happens is if one of the promoters signs all the best fighters.
All of this nonsense would come to an end if the alphabet belts ranked champs from other organizations and forced them to defend against one another.
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The ideal boxing czar continues to pay top fighters at the going rate while giving fans the matchups they crave.
I know: Dream on.Xbox Live: pk4425Comment
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Julian Williams upset Hurd tonight in a bruising inside fighting war. To be fair Williams did most of the bruising with an array of quicker sharper punches. Unofficial scorer Hazzard was generous to Hurd but Adelaide Byrd-like when he gave the 11th to the now ex-champ. (Below is Hazzard's scorecard through 11).
116-111 and two 115-112's weren't too off.Comment
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RIP Harold....didn't always agree with his scoring but he was always insightful and fun to watch/listen toComment
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"OK JIM, The fighter cannot be saved by the bell at the end of any round, including the 12th and Final ROUND - ...JIM!"Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.Comment
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