@SkySportsBoxing Say what you want but this is an interesting scrap. 2 pensioners that can crack. Ones got more stamina than the other, and ones got more bang. May the best man win if it happens
I see what you're saying, and I get this argument. But it seems a bit unfair. Why do Muslims have to actively go out of their way to prove they condemn any "bad ones". We're talking about 2 billion people. There's gonna be idiots doing dumb shit from every background within this entire group. The same way it is for people of any religion. There's good and bad humans everywhere, and its unfair that you expect Muslims to prove any disconnection/condemnation for the "bad apples" when the same level of expectation isn't there for other religious groups
@thatsourball_ The best style is when you're a boxer-puncher. Mayweather/shakur type defensive skill, but with the ability to really hurt opponents. Best of both worlds for the fan
@Sourceofboxing Prime Ali was a fast, sharp puncher who could dance around and jump in and out of range for 15 rounds. Prime Tyson didn't have the greatest gas tank due to the energy his style takes. Unless Ali gets clipped with a shot he doesn't recover from, Tyson gets outboxed or stopped late
@boxingscene Have a rematch with Crawford, lose again, then fight Jake Paul and sail off into the sunset. There isn't too much we can ask of Canelo right now. He's had a great career but he's too far from his best.
Canelo had been holding those belts hostage at 168 for a hot minute. Although it was a tough ask for Crawford, it was the best match up for him stylistically. If he jumps down to 160 it'll be tougher for him, but he could still do it. If he manages to clean up 160 too, he'd have further cemented his legacy as an all time great. The question is, does he really need to/want it?