Episode as a fabric: How Caneo Alvarez and Terese Crawford are preparing to paint a masterpiece for boxing

The most interesting match for this year is about four months away, as Saul “Caneo” (63-2-2-2, 39 KOS) was appointed to face TERENCE “Bud” Crawford (41-0, 31 KOS) in a 168-pound match. Both fighters start from the battles that have made unexpected challenges in various ways. For Canelo, he faced a fighter who was not ready to engage throughout the match, while Crowford seemed to have difficulty adapting to the division of heavier, as punches did not carry the same type of poison that they did in 147.

Oscar de la Hoya frame this match as a battle between two fighters, perhaps because he has no dog in the battle. However, both fighters have been sentenced to somewhat harshly on their latest offers.

When Caneo Scull faced, Scull was satisfied with Strafe and Backpedal, jumping back in order to avoid engaging with his opponent. In the few cases where Canelo was already able to catch a scull, punches looked sharp and strong as I looked at other modern battles. One of the righteous strikes against Alvarez is that it can be frustrated when things do not go on his way. Although he did not seem to lose control of the battle, he seemed to have lost the motivation to try to track his leg and take him out. For most of the fighting, he was simply satisfied with the Scull while he was in his comfort area and gathered points with his aggression.

One of the battles that viewers can compare this effort with the fight against Nawia Inoi against Paul Bater. Instead of admitting that he will not be able to pick up someone who was devoted individually to survive on the night of fighting, Eno tried everything he could think of to reach Bater. He tried to cut fenugreek, give the ground, and ridicule before he eventually decided to throw caution on the wind and go to kill a little more, eventually end the battle.

Despite the greatness of Canilo, in his battles against Mayweather, Bever, and Skall, when he was unable to find success in the tools in his tool box, he never tried to think outside the box. While many focused on how Crovord was able to find success using his feet to stay out of the range, Crawford will be 38 by the time they fight in September. In addition, Cruford rarely got his bike throughout his career, even in the following stages of him. Craofford and Boomak may have spent a lot of time working on ways to frustrate Canelo, who tend to stick to the same few groups. Caneo usually gave great ways to stop these groups when combined with his steadfast pressure and defense while moving.

In the last Battle of Kraovord, he won a courageous decision against Israel. Many people have focused on Crowford’s lack of the ability to harm Madamov, a valid concern given that he will need to jump in two other weight categories to face the best chin in boxing. The other thing that people focus on is the number of punches he gave and failed to drop. He threw 433 punches and only 95 of them fell, and achieved 22 % accuracy on more than 12 rounds to win the fighting. The prevailing opinion tends to be that Crowford is growing and less effective, but the most likely explanation is that, as the youngest man will come to confront a hero in a new weight, Crowford needed to throw a lot of punches to keep the older man. Instead of having a ping against him, this should be seen as an amendment to win a difficult victory.

However, September will come, Croford will be his hands full against uncompromising pressure and which will come from a naturally greater man in Canilo, who has proven that even as a small owner of 168 pounds, his strength is still sufficient for opponents who regularly weigh about 15 luggage on the fighting night.

People who return to Crovord tend to believe that the decisive factor will be the intelligence rate in Crawford, and often claim that it will be a performance closer to Mayweather’s Masterclass against the younger Caneo. Caneo fans are declining by emphasizing that Caneo has grown significantly since that battle, which will be stupid to deny. But what is the skill of Kraovord? The answer is, skilled enough to dispel the old old saying that “a good big man always outperforms a good man” in the minds of the audience in boxing. The fact that the potential result of this battle is discussed, indicates great respect for the mastery of buds for his craft.

Although the level of the Crawford skill is rarely seen, people should not deduct the intelligence of Caneo’s Ring as well as its failed physical ability. It may take years to completely adapt as muscle mass increases. It will be interesting to see how Crawford can deal with power clips from a person who holds three -seasons of weight higher than a long period of time. Although Crawford is longer and has longer arms, the Canilo frame is more powerful and may prove to be trapped to the best shots of the smaller man naturally. On the contrary, a uniquely bodily bodily cruvard, with an amazing wrestling background.

The normal mile will be the choice of Canelo to win due to its size feature in addition to being a great boxer, but with many eccentric factors, the match remains incredibly interesting and worth the discussion. Both fighters have strong bases for fans and even among fans who will surely attract a large audience. This seems to be a great opportunity for boxing to provide her promise to entertain if both fighters appear on the night of the fighting.

Who is your choice?