i agree peter i like plant too ,but i think his amontions are showing at that show down , he might blow his tank in 3 , and with that eye there not going to saying anything cause they dont want the fight to be stoppedpeter barlow wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:37Not a good omen really for Plant! Seems like a decent guy thoughbrilo33 wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:08they reckon it could of hinderd his sparingpeter barlow wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:06 From clips of Plant does he still have that cut from the presser under his eye?
Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
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Thomastearns
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
apollo creed wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:26mexican lamb chops may give you more power![]()
Plant is going to give boxings PED poster boy an easier time inside the ring than outside.
Credit to Plant for raising Canelo's drugs issue.
He more or less earned his purse then and there.
Now it's time for Caleb to cash in on an already accomplished career.
A points defeat may well be a moral victory for Plant.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
all jokes aside i dont think there is many clean fighters , maybe no fault of there ownThomastearns wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:42
Plant is going to give boxings PED poster boy an easier time inside the ring than outside.
Credit to Plant for raising Canelo's drugs issue.
He more or less earned his purse then and there.
Now it's time for Caleb to cash in on an already accomplished career.
A points defeat may well be a moral victory for Plant.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Plant’s left hook comes from outside the radar.apollo creed wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:29Canelo ate well GGG's heavy hands. Plant is featherfisted for Canelo's iron beard.ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:20If Plant catches Canelo with that picture perfect hook a few times early the Mexican will feel it and likely make adjustments that may leave the door open for the American to win enough rounds to get an objective decision.
A lot must go right for Caleb to have a chance, but the odds are too long last I looked.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Beardie,ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:22Plant’s left hook comes from outside the radar.apollo creed wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:29Canelo ate well GGG's heavy hands. Plant is featherfisted for Canelo's iron beard.ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:20
If Plant catches Canelo with that picture perfect hook a few times early the Mexican will feel it and likely make adjustments that may leave the door open for the American to win enough rounds to get an objective decision.
A lot must go right for Caleb to have a chance, but the odds are too long last I looked.
Reality check- Plant has a 57% KO rate against pretty lowly opposition, Canelo has been up against some pretty fierce punchers and no one has stopped him in nearly 60 fights...
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Plant doesn’t have to stop Canelo and I do not believe that he can. He absolutely MUST give him pause as he stalks. Caleb has that potential if he lands that left hook perfectly a few times early.KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:33Beardie,ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:22Plant’s left hook comes from outside the radar.apollo creed wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:29
Canelo ate well GGG's heavy hands. Plant is featherfisted for Canelo's iron beard.
Reality check- Plant has a 57% KO rate against pretty lowly opposition, Canelo has been up against some pretty fierce punchers and no one has stopped him in nearly 60 fights...
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Solid analogy except that Lambs die in the slaughter and Plant is making Canelottery money.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
I do appreciate your optimistic outlook.ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:39Plant doesn’t have to stop Canelo and I do not believe that he can. He absolutely MUST give him pause as he stalks. Caleb has that potential if he lands that left hook perfectly a few times early.
And I hope your right, because even though I don't have a favourite, I do like close fights.
It's just that I've seen GGG and Kov land their right hand flush on him.
All it seemed to do was make him angry.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
‘Fully pumped’ is certainly the perfect description for Canelo. He might actually surpass AJ for PED intake, which is impressive in its own right.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
totally agree that is it in a nut shellKiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:33Beardie,ironbeard wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 17:22Plant’s left hook comes from outside the radar.apollo creed wrote: ↑04 Nov 2021, 16:29
Canelo ate well GGG's heavy hands. Plant is featherfisted for Canelo's iron beard.
Reality check- Plant has a 57% KO rate against pretty lowly opposition, Canelo has been up against some pretty fierce punchers and no one has stopped him in nearly 60 fights...
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apollo creed
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
We just talkin, Plant must be very happy that Canelo is giving him this big payday. Its just a "paper-title-fight" imo.
Benavidez, Beterbiev and Bivol - the '3 B's' could be legit fights for Canelo like GGG was.
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apollo creed
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy

Canelo is built like a fu.kin m1 abrams tank. Although he is not a big dude, he has a stocky-strong body.
No matter what "beef" he's "eating" the dude is very focused, dedicated and disciplined about his work. Also he is generating a lot of money and he puts food to the table for many people especially on pandemy.
Psychological, Canelo is a very strong and healthy fighter.
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
I agree with the thread title and I would do even without the potential for cuts. Maybe I should STF up because if I'm being honest I don't know a great deal about Plant. I know about Canelo though.
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apollo creed
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy

I feel pity for Plant but also I know he's gonna be rich.
I hope he is gonna be ok, after the fight.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
I'm not that pessimistic about Plant. I don't expect him to win, but I predict him to look at least better than Callum Smith and BJS.
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Enlightened-One
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
The Canelo-Plant bout makes me laugh!
It’s being talked about like a stereotypical Filip Hrgovic mismatch!
Everyone is quite rightly expecting the American to lose, with the only discussion point about whether he’ll fare slightly better or worse than Billy Joe Saunders.
It’s kind of incredible when you really think about it, because Caleb Plant is rated 2nd by TBRB, 3rd by The RING and 3rd by ESPN at 168lbs.
The American is a huge athletic 168lb-er in his physical prime, skilful, unbeaten as a pro, hasn’t tasted defeat in boxing for 8½ years, emerged victorious in four world title fights and has also defeated two world champions.
But despite all this, the vast majority of people (including myself) feel he has literally no chance of beating Canelo.
It’s being talked about like a stereotypical Filip Hrgovic mismatch!
Everyone is quite rightly expecting the American to lose, with the only discussion point about whether he’ll fare slightly better or worse than Billy Joe Saunders.
It’s kind of incredible when you really think about it, because Caleb Plant is rated 2nd by TBRB, 3rd by The RING and 3rd by ESPN at 168lbs.
The American is a huge athletic 168lb-er in his physical prime, skilful, unbeaten as a pro, hasn’t tasted defeat in boxing for 8½ years, emerged victorious in four world title fights and has also defeated two world champions.
But despite all this, the vast majority of people (including myself) feel he has literally no chance of beating Canelo.
Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
It will be interesting. No one has gotten in the head of Canelo like Plant has. It may work in Plant's favor or bring out the beast in Canelo. Regardless, I expect a great fight for 7-8 rounds, with Plant in the lead, then we'll see what both are made of.
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tiny_acres
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
You talk so highly of Plant and his resume but take a dump on Crawford's resume. Even though Crawford's resume is better.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 06:36 The Canelo-Plant bout makes me laugh!
It’s being talked about like a stereotypical Filip Hrgovic mismatch!
Everyone is quite rightly expecting the American to lose, with the only discussion point about whether he’ll fare slightly better or worse than Billy Joe Saunders.
It’s kind of incredible when you really think about it, because Caleb Plant is rated 2nd by TBRB, 3rd by The RING and 3rd by ESPN at 168lbs.
The American is a huge athletic 168lb-er in his physical prime, skilful, unbeaten as a pro, hasn’t tasted defeat in boxing for 8½ years, emerged victorious in four world title fights and has also defeated two world champions.
But despite all this, the vast majority of people (including myself) feel he has literally no chance of beating Canelo.![]()
Double standards much????
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Context is key, don’t you agree?tiny_acres wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 08:32You talk so highly of Plant and his resume but take a dump on Crawford's resume. Even though Crawford's resume is better.![]()
I assume you didn’t read my prediction of the Canelo-Plant bout?
If not, then you probably should, because it renders you claim as being ludicrous!
People are talking about the Canelo-Plant bout as if it’s a Filip Hrgovic-style mismatch, even though the American clearly isn’t a journeyman (hence the reason why I listed his credentials).
I’ve never claimed that Plant’s resume is better than Crawford’s, but apparently you feel I have?
According to my browser, there are 391 pages of threads on the ‘Current Scene’ board, dating back to 2014, with there being 45 threads per page.
Therefore, you could go through all 17,595 threads and you would never find a single post of mine claiming Caleb Plant’s resume is superior than Terence Crawford’s.
In fact, you will never find a single post of mine claiming that Caleb Plant possesses an impressive resume.
I’ve actually been criticised for my harsh evaluation of the American super-middleweight.
I think you need to learn what that phrase means before using it.
I look forward to your reply. And I expect you to respond with an insult, because you can’t prove me wrong and you almost certainly won’t apologise.
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tiny_acres
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
I have no need to apologize.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 09:22Context is key, don’t you agree?tiny_acres wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 08:32You talk so highly of Plant and his resume but take a dump on Crawford's resume. Even though Crawford's resume is better.![]()
I assume you didn’t read my prediction of the Canelo-Plant bout?
If not, then you probably should, because it renders you claim as being ludicrous!
People are talking about the Canelo-Plant bout as if it’s a Filip Hrgovic-style mismatch, even though the American clearly isn’t a journeyman (hence the reason why I listed his credentials).
I’ve never claimed that Plant’s resume is better than Crawford’s, but apparently you feel I have?
According to my browser, there are 391 pages of threads on the ‘Current Scene’ board, dating back to 2014, with there being 45 threads per page.
Therefore, you could go through all 17,595 threads and you would never find a single post of mine claiming Caleb Plant’s resume is superior than Terence Crawford’s.
In fact, you will never find a single post of mine claiming that Caleb Plant possesses an impressive resume.
I’ve actually been criticised for my harsh evaluation of the American super-middleweight.I think you need to learn what that phrase means before using it.
I look forward to your reply. And I expect you to respond with an insult, because you can’t prove me wrong and you almost certainly won’t apologise.
I stand by my statement
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Enlightened-One
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
I guess you believe your dreams and feelings are far more important than reality.tiny_acres wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 09:35I have no need to apologize.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 09:22Context is key, don’t you agree?tiny_acres wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021, 08:32You talk so highly of Plant and his resume but take a dump on Crawford's resume. Even though Crawford's resume is better.![]()
I assume you didn’t read my prediction of the Canelo-Plant bout?
If not, then you probably should, because it renders you claim as being ludicrous!
People are talking about the Canelo-Plant bout as if it’s a Filip Hrgovic-style mismatch, even though the American clearly isn’t a journeyman (hence the reason why I listed his credentials).
I’ve never claimed that Plant’s resume is better than Crawford’s, but apparently you feel I have?
According to my browser, there are 391 pages of threads on the ‘Current Scene’ board, dating back to 2014, with there being 45 threads per page.
Therefore, you could go through all 17,595 threads and you would never find a single post of mine claiming Caleb Plant’s resume is superior than Terence Crawford’s.
In fact, you will never find a single post of mine claiming that Caleb Plant possesses an impressive resume.
I’ve actually been criticised for my harsh evaluation of the American super-middleweight.I think you need to learn what that phrase means before using it.
I look forward to your reply. And I expect you to respond with an insult, because you can’t prove me wrong and you almost certainly won’t apologise.
I stand by my statement
Good for you kid!
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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
"I guess you believe your dreams and feelings are far more important than reality." by E.O - an internet troll who is 24/7 on a boxing internet forum, craving for attention and validation via c&p long posts saved in word. Interesting.

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Re: Realistically I think Plant is like a lamb to the slaughter, Plant gets cut to easy
Maybe Plant's best strategy is to fight like it's a 6 round fight, bank early rounds and go in to clinch like a billy goat, hoping for an 'accidental' headclash that sees the fight go to the scorecards for a technical decision.