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Yeah. He's one of those type of fighters and athletes who come around once in a generation.

Yeap... You can say that again...

Inoue vs Salvador would have been fireworks and an epic fight.

Dont know man... I'd bet on inoue against any fighter that i'v seen last 30 years, round that weight ofcourse...

I have watched boxing since I was in high school, when Iron Mike was KOing everyone left and right, in his early-mid 20s..... as well as when he lost horribly in the same Tokyo Dome.... The way he was knocked down and was crawling on the mat looking for his mouth piece, or something, either in that fight or another one when he lost badly (I remember him crawling on the mat, seemingly looking for his mouth piece, but I don't remember exactly which fight it was).... and so I have some small appreciation for the very hard craft of boxing. So when Teddy uses the word "special" to describe fighters like Inoue and Crawford, I immediately understand what he is saying...

same

one of the "little subtle things" that teddy didnt have time to mention is how inoue threw a lot of right hands to nery's left side, forcing him to defend with his left hand and so he cant throw it as much. very subtle but very smart.

Teddy is a master of his craft

Really solid performance. Even after the knock down, when Nery was going into overdrive, he covered and still countered solidly a few times, he still looked composed under enormous pressure. In the end, too much speed, to much power too much everything.

@@jeffreycurtis9075 Inoue got a bit careless and paid for it but was not hurt at all. Afterwards it was another ruthless clinic.

Better than going 12 rounds with a p4p great. Not saying his game is flawless but he put a good showing. Not everyone is the best, doesn’t mean he’s not a good fighter

@@matdolor2564 Oh no I wasn't implying he's not a good fighter. He definitely is. I just see him as having even more potential than he showed. He was tremendous in there. He's talented but needs work technically, particularly with the defense.

I understand the original text. He is experienced but only fought a few names. I think this fight has changed him. I think he believes now, and his team, he belongs.

How inou fights bum no talen in that division 🤦‍♂️ stop hyping him up

My favorite fighter now is Inoue (and has been since he crushed the very respectable Omar Narvaez in only his 8th fight), but I put Crawford as P4P best because he destroyed a guy I thought he'd be 50/50 with in Spence... however, let's say that "The Feel", Usyk makes a mockery of the giant, Fury.....and *IF* he does that, well then I got him as P4P best.................

@@shadowk4718 ha, oh if I had a dime for every one of these guys I see online..........

Inoue is #1 bro. He's just more active. that aspect alone puts him over the edge. Crawford is 2 though.

@@shadowk4718facts they be hyping dude cuz he Japanese

What is your nationality Mr. Grasmick? Just curious. Thank you.

Benavidez is the real deal....all these things you mentioned...yet Benavidez is undefeated....watch how he throws his from his core making the combinations.....quick....fast...short...compact with snap....will go and get you.... talented....Yes.. Benavidez is the real deal

Most guys that dont "get" the hype with Benavidez are the same guys that do not want to see him fight Canelo. They try to find all kinds of flaws in his style which I find interesting. If Benavidez is really that flawed as many think he is then Canelo should fight him next. It should be easy work, but Canelo does not quite see it the same way hence the reason he is asking for ransom money to fight him knowing full well no one will pay him that much money. Ginger knows better.

​@@AttorneyBaileybenaburgers beast win was caleb off a loss and andrade who came up in weight, and lemiuex. Terrible resume.

2 great talents

He carried Mungia? 😂

we all saw that. i pointed that live when Canelo hurt Mungia and Canelo grabbed him right away. I was Canelo is not going to knock this dude out.

A little

not as much as some people think. he was also relaxing to pace himself.

@@jandro8370there was nothing Jamie did to really force Canelo to have to back down from pressing him. Canelo let him work way too much

Today.... commentators are not ....repeat.....not members of the public.....have to be a fighter or well known analyst....what about just a member of the public that is just an average Joe that has an extensive knowledge on the science of boxing and the history of the sport.....no perspective from a member of the public...just an average Joe...not a trainer....former fighter....a simple well knowledged individual that is well informed without motive or agenda.....where if who is our next Max Kellerman?

Leonardo Da Vinci didn’t have a degree either and he was smarter than 99.9% of the history of mankind

A would not be surprised to see him lose

caneloill lose w

That was excellent. I see it too. That kid would give any other fighter a huge problem but Canelo just has that experience that is hard to overcome.

And kovalev was a champion

@@alfredyankson7573 yes sir

Kovalev was coming off a very short rest after having taken a substantial beating from Yarde (when Canelo beat Kovalev). Also, Canelo looked huge against Kovalev (but against Bivol Canelo started all this "live vegan, don't eat meat" plus golfing, and of course he looked horrible horrible against Bivol).

@@Midwesterner223 canelo has never looked huge at LHW. He’s naturally the smaller guy even when he was at 154lbs

@@erosbeltran3544 I was meaning to say was that Canelo in the fight versus Kovalev was 'huge' compared to any other version of Canelo (specifically the Canelo that faced Bivol).

Because Canelo is a lot of hype. If he was fighting in the 90s he wouldn't be the face of boxing. He's fighting in a weak division in a weak era. Then stays away from the real competition.

He lost against Mayweather, robbed GGG twice and arguably lost to lara, let not mis-remember history here.

Canelo is more corrupt than our current administration!!! Go 😴 joe

@@d.jparer5184can’t forget Bivol

You’re just one of the rabid fans who doesn’t listen and reacts with emotion. He said canelo had a great performance. Shuttup

That 2nd fight took what was left of Golovkin at age 38, and took 5 years off of Canelos career at age 29. You are seeing those effects on Canelo right now.

All he knows are windmills…

yup, Teddy lost credit there. Sorry fellow Americans (I'm American) but Inoue is no doubt P4P for real fans.

Are you Mexican too Mr. Tiano?

@@bgonza2 no I am not

@@MarkoTiano What is your nationality Mr. Tiano and do you like Mexican boxers? Honestly. Thank you.

@bgonza2 I m European, and yes Mexican fighters are among my favorite fighters of all time. They come to fight, not mess around and run.

@@MarkoTiano Yes!!!! You just made my entire day with your response Mr. Tiano. Mr. Tiano, may I please know what is your earliest memory and history with my country of México, with Mexicans or with Mexican culture as far back as you can possibly remember as a child or teenager in your native country? In other words how did you first learn about Mexico's existence? Perhaps your very first knowledge of México occurred in school, or from watching a movie, or a television program, or a sporting event, or accidentally listening to a Mexican song? Or maybe it was your father or mother or another family member or a friend who first introduced you to anything relating to México for the very first time in your life? Or perhaps your very first knowledge of México occurred in some other way? For example I was just 5 years old in 1985 when my father took me to watch Rocky IV in our local movie theater. This was the first time in my life that I heard the words: The United States of America. Before Rocky IV I didn't know what the United States of America was, nor that it even existed in the world. The reason for asking you all these strange questions is because we as Mexicans are by far the most culturally patriotic people for our country, for our culture and of our ancient history more so than any other nationality on Earth has for their own. Trust me, our love for México is like a religion for us it is that extreme. However... At the same time we recognize and are deeply ashamed and embarrassed of our centuries old corrupt Mexican government which is mostly responsible for all of Mexico's many problems particularly with our vast poverty, organized crime, general crime and lack of good employment opportunities. This is why millions of Mexicans migrate northward to the United States of America seeking a better life for our families and ourselves. Unfortunately the Mexican government is still too powerful to overthrow or change for now. But all the negative things about México are for another time. As a result of our extreme patriotism, we absolutely love whenever we see people from other nationalities that have any personal interest in our country, in our people or in our culture. In your case with our Mexican boxers! Perhaps you also love other Mexican related things! Seeing people from other nationalities that have any personal interest in our country and our culture fills us with much more with patriotism, honor, joy and means more to us than you can possibly imagine. This is why I'm asking you all these strange questions. I would truly love and appreciate your honest responses to all of my questions Mr. Taino. Thank you for your time and God Bless. Respectfully, Benito González García.

He's been there done that as a trainer

Why are people saying that? I have not seen any official reports about the levels that were in his system.

He is not cleared. He was just cleared for the norandrostarone metabolite. He still tested positive for Ostarine.

​@@thundercheeks1989either way that's good right ya'll said multiple peds explain that

​@@killerwardog3354i am just a random person on the internet, buddy. I didnt say anything.

Fight Benavidez

He’s the undisputed champion in the 168 division, it doesn’t matter that he was smaller. Canelo is not fighting the best opponents, he’s a 🦆

It’s the only way they get views so ironically canelo is feeding them and their families lol

A natural 154/160?? Maybe when he was younger but not anymore. If that’s the case he should go and fight Crawford at 154, his supposed more natural weight.

Canelo may be a "natural 154/160" but he's a juiced-to-the-gills super-middleweight NOW.

NEITHER BENAVIDES OR MONRREL CHALLENGE THEMSELVES TO FIGHT BIVOL

Benavidez was a huge 168, I think he’s starting to outgrow it naturally

You typed all this for no reason, the answer is simple: Turk doesn’t want to intervene with the plan of Bivol v Beterbiev. He wants that fight to happen first and he’s in control of the card not Benavidez or his promoter.

@@pandabear1576 I get that, he’s the guy with the money he calls the shots. And I also was looking forward to that fight. So my question to you will be, ¿so then you’re OK with Canelo fighting Crawford since Turki Alalshikh wants that fight instead of Canelo vs Benavides?

Q

Well… it's not like he trained champions of the past 😂

@EJV0013 one of the feeds of the Moorer - Foreman fight has a reaction shot of Teddy in the corner for the last round. Ooof. He'd been telling him the right stuff all through, and Michael's not listening!

That's a great sound bite , Teddy knew where to push his buttons.