He’ll move back down. Eventually wilo move up fulltime.KiwiRider wrote: ↑05 Oct 2018, 18:22 If Canelo does decide to stay at SMW after the Fielding fight, what is out there for him- both in fan friendly fights, money makers, and baubles?
How does he go against the very tall guys like Zurdo, Smith, Groves, and Hart?
Or against the heavy handed guys, including a few of the guys mentioned above?
To me, SMW is way more stacked than MW, not just in talent, but size and power. Canelo has a proven chin at MW, will that hold up?
Thoughts
[/quote]He’ll move back down. Eventually wilo move up fulltime.
He’ll become a ‘regular’ 3-weight world champion.
Every middleweight can follow Canelo up the scale so all those fights are still possibilities.candyslim wrote: ↑06 Oct 2018, 01:18 If making weight is a struggle then fair enough, but I'd like to see him fight Jacobs, Saunders, and Charlo rather than leave a lot of unfinished business. Still, there should be some great matches to be made at 160 irrespective of his plan.
Of course what I'd really like to see is GGG III at a neutral venue. Fat chance !
None of those I'm thinking about include LeMiieux or is his humiliation at the hands of Saunders purged from the memory in the light of VADA's allegations?
How can you say he's not a solid middleweight? He carrys the weight well and obviously struggled to cut weightSenorPipino wrote: ↑08 Oct 2018, 18:20 Canelo won't stay at super middle.
Just as soon as Canelo wins it, he'll hand the belt back to the WBA.
He's only about 5'8". While he may eventually become a bona fide SMW, but that's a few years down the line.
He's still not a solid middleweight. Just getting his feet wet.
Who do you think can KO Canelo at middleweight?adislav123 wrote: ↑06 Oct 2018, 11:20 Never in his whole career will he get"decisioned" fighting in vegas, mw or smw. He's too good to make it a"close enough" (means he has just to win 2-3 rounds)for once and too "udderly" swollen a milky cashcow. He may get knocked out but they won't let him get "decisioned" by anyone.
well Smith was the Champ the last time I looked and he already stopped fielding in one round nearly 3 year's ago I certainly won't be watching 
Obviously he wants to inflate Canelos achievements and keep in reserve an excuse if he ever struggles, the poor undersized Canelambtiny_acres wrote: ↑08 Oct 2018, 19:59How can you say he's not a solid middleweight? He carrys the weight well and obviously struggled to cut weightSenorPipino wrote: ↑08 Oct 2018, 18:20 Canelo won't stay at super middle.
Just as soon as Canelo wins it, he'll hand the belt back to the WBA.
He's only about 5'8". While he may eventually become a bona fide SMW, but that's a few years down the line.
He's still not a solid middleweight. Just getting his feet wet.
adislav123 wrote: ↑11 Oct 2018, 09:44 Going into the ring with 180 but still not considered a proper 160 fighter... ridiculous. Period.
It’s less about the physical size of Canelo himself, but rather acclimatising to a new weight division and becoming accustomed to facing larger opponents (i.e. taller, heavier, more robust, bigger puncher etc.).adislav123 wrote: ↑11 Oct 2018, 09:44 Going into the ring with 180 but still not considered a proper 160 fighter... ridiculous. Period.
actually, from the rather facile perspective of pipino (to which adislav referred), it's apparently about:Enlightened-One wrote: ↑11 Oct 2018, 10:05It’s less about the physical size of Canelo himself, but rather acclimatising to a new weight division and becoming accustomed to facing larger opponents (i.e. taller, heavier, more robust, bigger puncher etc.).adislav123 wrote: ↑11 Oct 2018, 09:44 Going into the ring with 180 but still not considered a proper 160 fighter... ridiculous. Period.
), never mind a super-middleweight