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Imo he won 7-9 rounds.....116-112 seems the most common

It was not a fight that could have gone either way in my opinion.

Blodhemn wrote:Guestion is: How does GGG win a rematch? Arguable that he won 11 rounds here, although I had it merely at 10, yet he still can't get it. He won't KO Canelo. How is he supposed to top that in a rematch? Answer is, he doesn't. Canelo will fight slightly better and get the decision next time out.

...maybe they should start thinking about changing the venue?

does any1 think CANELO beat GGG ?

Canelo wins a rematch....we know he can last the distance and have his moments, and I think the judges would get it 'right'

If they have a rematch, I'd see it the same as Lewis vs Holyfield, with the "robbed" fighter getting a decision a lot of people feel should have gone the other way.

Note: I had both LL/EH fights 116-113 Lewis, but all the big Lewis rounds in the 1st fight were much closer in the 2nd. He got the sway of the judges to fix the obvious wrong imo.

crusader wrote:Canelo wins a rematch....we know he can last the distance and have his moments, and I think the judges would get it 'right'

They'd get a little bit better of a kick back next time I'm sure.

the MEXICANS buy the PPVs

greg wrote:

Blodhemn wrote:Guestion is: How does GGG win a rematch? Arguable that he won 11 rounds here, although I had it merely at 10, yet he still can't get it. He won't KO Canelo. How is he supposed to top that in a rematch? Answer is, he doesn't. Canelo will fight slightly better and get the decision next time out.

...maybe they should start thinking about changing the venue?

And lose money? Not possible. Even GGG's handlers wouldn't want that.

I paused a movie on a gambling racket to watch the fight. A good chance the movie turns out slightly less cliched than the fight. But this has turned into a waste of time. Time to shut this thing down.

BLOODYELBOW.COM scored it 117-111 GGG

dickbelden wrote:the MEXICANS buy the PPVs

Exactly! Piece of shit

https://twitter.com/ShaneMosley_/status ... 4722411521

67% GGG
19% Canelo
14% draw

boxing_rocks wrote:https://twitter.com/Laraboxing/status/9 ... 1193672705

Lara sticking out the joint doesn't know shit. At least GGG was imposing his will.

Here is from Dougie Fischer working for Ring Magazine, i.e. Oscar DLH:

https://twitter.com/dougiefischer/statu ... 6516720640

Teddy Atlas who predicted Canelo win:

https://twitter.com/agaz996/status/909271501450485761

Blodhemn wrote:

greg wrote:

Blodhemn wrote:Guestion is: How does GGG win a rematch? Arguable that he won 11 rounds here, although I had it merely at 10, yet he still can't get it. He won't KO Canelo. How is he supposed to top that in a rematch? Answer is, he doesn't. Canelo will fight slightly better and get the decision next time out.

...maybe they should start thinking about changing the venue?

And lose money? Not possible. Even GGG's handlers wouldn't want that....

I guess that's the problem with this sport..it's been clear that the venue has been compromised and the officiating is bs, still both teams agreed to go for it ...and once the dust settles down, rematch in Nevada will look like the best business decision for all parties concerned..

Tony atlas anddougie Fischer are gay lovers!

We've been talking about Adelaide Byrd for years on this site. There isn't a single boxing fan that doesn't know her name and reputation. We shouldn't be familiar with judges' names. There is nobody in the boxing industry that doesn't know. Those that hire her do it for a reason. I would think that any fighter's camp, when hearing her name, would immediately protest. There is a reason she is allowed to judge fights & it isn't because she is known for being fair & impartial. I guarantee a little research would uncover a disturbing pattern. But no one cares that much.

boxing_rocks wrote:Teddy Atlas who predicted Canelo win:

https://twitter.com/agaz996/status/909271501450485761

That's not from tonight is it? I thought I saw that before

Mexi-Box wrote:

boxing_rocks wrote:https://twitter.com/Laraboxing/status/9 ... 1193672705

Lara sticking out the joint doesn't know poo. At least GGG was imposing his will.

Lara is quoted before the fight he thought Golovkin would win the fight but Canelo would get the decision.

Blodhemn wrote:

greg wrote:

Blodhemn wrote:Guestion is: How does GGG win a rematch? Arguable that he won 11 rounds here, although I had it merely at 10, yet he still can't get it. He won't KO Canelo. How is he supposed to top that in a rematch? Answer is, he doesn't. Canelo will fight slightly better and get the decision next time out.

...maybe they should start thinking about changing the venue?

And lose money? Not possible. Even GGG's handlers wouldn't want that.

I paused a movie on a gambling racket to watch the fight. A good chance the movie turns out slightly less cliched than the fight. But this has turned into a waste of time. Time to shut this thing down.

I bet there's less corruption in that movie than in boxing!