Leonard on Bacoyao: “Get used to beating”

For Mane Bacoyao, Sugar Ray Leonard says that for Mani Bacoyao to return from his retirement for five years, he must get used to hitting and training strongly at a high level on his title in the WBC team, Mario Barrius, on July 19.

Leonard’s return against Mane

Sugaria Ray states that he retired for five years and successfully returned. However, the sugar ray was only 30 when he returned. It would be more striking for 46 -year -old Pacquiao to do what Leonard did because of his age, and the whole ring is wearing a long profession.

“When I went back, I did not realize that it had left five years. You should get used to beating. You should get used to training this level at this level.” Fight Hub TVWhen he was asked about his ideas about Mane Bacoyao, he returns to 46 after he got out of the ring for five years.

The opponent who fought Leonard succeeded him from the ring for five years from 1982 to April 6, 1987, and Marvin Hagger, and hit him by a division decision from 12 rounds. Hager wanted to be 15 rounds, which she preferred.

“It is more psychological than my physical. You have to have this heart, this feeling. And you know what? Do I ask it?

In the Pacquiao case, it would be physical as well because he is 46 years old, and he looked at the past in his last battle against Yordenis Ugas on August 21, 2021. that battle was unanimously from 12. You must know that even with a great camp, Pacquiao will lose many physical skills that he showed in that battle. What he must hope is that Parius lacks talent to benefit from it.

“I wish I had, but again, I couldn’t change my opinion. I was ready to go in that episode. Not 100 %. I will say that. I was not 100 % prepared. But I did what I felt I had to do,” Leonard said.

When Sugar Ray was fighting, he did not know fear, as he was taking killers like Marvin Hagger, Danny Lalond, Wilfred Benitez, Roberto Duran, and Tommy Herns. Near the end of the Leonard career, he took extended rest periods of the ring. If he continued to fight steadily, he would have enjoyed more success, but he earned a lot of money.

Leonard on Croford against Canilo

“It is a big difference,” Leonard said when asked about his ideas about Terring Cruford from 154 to 168 for the Canelu Alvarez championship for his medium -age championship at the age of September 13. “When I fought Donni Lalond, every time he hit me, I hurt me somewhat. He didn’t get me out, but he hurts me, to put it in this way.”

When Lionard fought the WBC heavyweight champion Donny Lalond on November 7, 1988, he was starting from a 19 -month layoff, fighting a young, younger and stronger young man. One of the advantages that Sugar Ray had had was that Lalonde agreed to decrease to 168 with WBC WBC Super MiddleWight and Deni’s 175 lbs online. Lalonde looked drain at weight and affected the result.

“He can do that. There is no doubt about it. This is true (Canilo was too big to have a saving), but there is always a way to win,” Leonard said.

As Leonard also indicates, there is a smaller Croford method if he is able to find it against Alvarez. It should fight smart, and avoid entering any battles with the largest and most powerful Canilo.

Cruford seemed clearly slower in his last battle, as he moved to 154 after a year outside the circuit to challenge Israel Madimov to the medium weight in WBA. Now, after another year of the circuit, Canelo raised the Caneo Challenge in 168.

It will be slower, more beaten, and he will have to the Alvarez box for a chance to win. Can he do that? maybe. Caneo looked old and tired in his last battle against William School on May 3.