Canelo vs Crawford

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  1. mikE

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    Holy crap, Canelo is only 34?
     
  2. Double L

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    Madrimov is good imo. And he landed a lot of clean shots.
     
  3. Azazel

    Azazel "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    Berlanga is huge, closer to a big 175 lb than a super middle weight. Crawford, on the other hand, will look tiny vs Canelo. Canelo's punches will have much more of an impact. Add that Crawford is old and inactive and I just don't see him having a meaningful shot at winning.
     
  4. Azazel

    Azazel "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    Yeah, crazy how Canelo gets so much shit here (a lot of it deserved to be honest) while a guy like Crawford, who has barely any names on his resume yet is older, gets a pass.
     
  5. Jesus of montreal

    Jesus of montreal WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    He does seems pretty good, but he's pretty unproven. His good showing against Crawford was mostly due on his quality, or on Crawford limitations at 154? His fight against Ortiz will be really revealing
     
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    Jesus of montreal WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    To be honest, he was getting crap before the Spence fight, but since then, a lot of people act like he's a ''take on all comers'' fighter, while he mostly was a reluctant warrior for most of his career (at 147 at the very least).
     
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    His excellency says it's a done deal for September
     
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    At a catchweight most likely?
     
  10. Neil

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    No catch weight no rehydration clause. At least that's what crawford said previously
     
  11. Jimmy

    Jimmy The Greatest of Are Times

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    Wow. Crawford's reactions, timing, movement, etc, surely won't be the same. My gut feeling tells me he's going to be in trouble. He's not foght in ages and fights once a year, compared to Canelo. Cash out for Crawford me thinks.
     
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    ILLUMINATI Roberto Duran

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    Huh…Canelo can come in huggge at 180-90, underestimate Bud since he look so average in his last fight.

    Crawford best chance is to pop him with jabs, keep turning him into counter right hooks/lefts…

    credit to bud he could spent a year or two feeding on Ryan Garcia, Teo, Fundaro for easy millions..
     
  13. Jimmy

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    I give Crawford credit but I think it's a step too high. No questioning the gap in talent between the two. I just think Canelo will be too big and will eventually catch up with Bud.
     
  14. Xplosive

    Xplosive X-MOD Bad Motherfucker

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    Crawford's not a "cash out" type of fighter. A cash out is when a guy takes a fight that he knows he won't win just for a check.

    Crawford's a very confident guy. He believes he can he beat Canelo. He might not be able to, but I assure you he believes it. Therefore, I wouldn't characterize this as a cash out.
     
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    Slice N Dice Big stiff idiot

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    Agreed. Crawford thinks he can win it.

    If he does pull it off, what does it do for his all time ranking?
     
  16. Xplosive

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    If he wins it safely puts him over Usyk and Inoue as the greatest fighter of his generation.
     
  17. Dog Jones

    Dog Jones WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    Canelo would come in @ 190
     
  18. Jesus of montreal

    Jesus of montreal WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    Yes, but he wont. I dont think Inoue is in the discussion. Not proven enough
     
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    Ring Magazine says it's off
     
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