Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[yazher]

Fury can definitely get knocked down, we've already seen it a few times. But he'd always just spring back up and win a fight. He also had some controversial wins, like the first one against Wilder that you mentioned or his last one against Ngannou. But he has a perfect personality for this profession. He truly believes that he's meant to be the undisputed champion, which gives him extra powers.
As for Usyk, his technique is second to none, but the size disadvantage will be the major factor here. You don't need to be an expert to know that Fury's main tactic will be throwing a LOT of jabs to keep Usyk at a safe distance.

Usyk should be prepared well when it comes to this fight because Fury is never was a fighter he fought in the past, he should prepare for a mental fight with his preparedness of some skills to get out from that simultaneous hugs from Fury that could potentially make him tired easily because if he don't he will be tired and eventually fall to his ground due to being exhausted and can't seem find a way to beat Fury. 

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[FinneysTrueVision]

I think it's no secret that boxing is one sports when corruption is prevalent, and I think boxing fans here would agree that one of the most corrupt is WBC under the Sulaiman's. They have been in control of this organization for years and not have enforce the so called mandatory and they allow their champion to call the shots. Canelo several years ago in the WBC convention says that he wants to go to CW and challenge  Ilunga Makabu and they voted unanimously.

But the fight didn't happen as he might think that it is too much weight for him although the fight is going to be on a catchweight. But then again, he lost to Bivol already and now going back to his comfortable weight class and looking to continue to dominant but I don't think that he is willing to fight Mexicans in this division, Benavidez adn Munguia.

It is being speculated that Canelo’s next fight will be against Jermall Charlo. The only reason why Charlo is still even considered a viable opponent is because the WBC have refused to strip his belt which he hasn’t defended in well over two years.

Then there are Oscar Valdez, Connor Benn, and Alycia Baumgardner who failed doping tests but were given a free pass by the WBC because they used lame excuses where they blamed contaminated tea and contaminated eggs.

[Dave1]

I think it's no secret that boxing is one sports when corruption is prevalent, and I think boxing fans here would agree that one of the most corrupt is WBC under the Sulaiman's. They have been in control of this organization for years and not have enforce the so called mandatory and they allow their champion to call the shots. Canelo several years ago in the WBC convention says that he wants to go to CW and challenge  Ilunga Makabu and they voted unanimously.

But the fight didn't happen as he might think that it is too much weight for him although the fight is going to be on a catchweight. But then again, he lost to Bivol already and now going back to his comfortable weight class and looking to continue to dominant but I don't think that he is willing to fight Mexicans in this division, Benavidez adn Munguia.

It is being speculated that Canelo’s next fight will be against Jermall Charlo. The only reason why Charlo is still even considered a viable opponent is because the WBC have refused to strip his belt which he hasn’t defended in well over two years.

Then there are Oscar Valdez, Connor Benn, and Alycia Baumgardner who failed doping tests but were given a free pass by the WBC because they used lame excuses where they blamed contaminated tea and contaminated eggs.

I remember Canelo as well giving a free pass when he was caught with Clen on his system (if I'm not mistaken), so same reason, Mexican cows or beef are laden with Clen and obviously contaminated already. And so when he eats those beef, he got it into this system.

So the original Charlo that he should fight in the first place will be his next opponent. So less risk bigger reward is what Canelo is going after and not those big risk like Bivol or Benavidez. So they are taking it slowly already, and it means that Canelo is no longer in his prime or maybe on the sunset already for choosing lesser opponents.

[aTriz]

We are getting closer to possibly the greatest fight in the modern era of boxing, Fury Vs Usuk, which will unify the following belts: WBC (Fury) and WBA, WBO, IBF, IBO (Usyk). So unless the fight ends with a draw, we will see the first undisputed heavyweight champion in over 20 years.
An interesting face-off style interview popped up 3 days ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du94sRofifU

I like this form of interview as it allows to assess who is more confident and has a mental advantage. I think it's clear that Fury appeared to be mentally dominating, but it's hard to imagine anyone being better than him in this element.

Not only that, it will be one of the most interesting games. but that will also be very historical. as you said fury appeared to be mentally dominating. but Usyk has more belts. so it is really hard to predict anything about this game.
I am gonna try my best to watch this match live. but I am definitely going to watch the highlights if I miss that by chance.

[bbc.reporter]

Both weigh-in below 168 lbs, Munguia and Ryder at 167.8 lbs, but it's good to see them making the weight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJAY-koXMCw

Munguia though looks fresh maybe because of his youth, but he is still the favorite in this fight. I wanted to see Munguia vs Berlanga though, I mean this two has been calling each other for quite sometime now and they are young that's why this fight is going to be equal though.

But let's see if Jaime can pass his big test against Ryder first.

Munguia was able to get the TKO win against a fighter who went the distance with Canelo. If Canelo doesn't fight Benavidez, then Munguia seems like the next best option. Munguia is never in a boring fight so I am sure against Canelo it will be a slugfest. Munguia's porous defense is his biggest weakness and would probably be his downfall against Canelo. It is still a good matchup on paper with potential to be fight of the year.

Hehe this is hype. It appears the storyline for him is he knocked out the fighter who went to the decision against Canelo and it is also being implied that he has a chance vs. Canelo. However, who is this Munguia? Does beating John Ryder make him the next challenger against the super middleweight champion? This is head shaking.

Also, according to some articles, Canelo will avoid David Benavidez again and he might give the fans their wish. Munguia will certainly be a much less difficult fight than Benavidez.

[Minor Miner]

Both weigh-in below 168 lbs, Munguia and Ryder at 167.8 lbs, but it's good to see them making the weight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJAY-koXMCw

Munguia though looks fresh maybe because of his youth, but he is still the favorite in this fight. I wanted to see Munguia vs Berlanga though, I mean this two has been calling each other for quite sometime now and they are young that's why this fight is going to be equal though.

But let's see if Jaime can pass his big test against Ryder first.

Munguia was able to get the TKO win against a fighter who went the distance with Canelo. If Canelo doesn't fight Benavidez, then Munguia seems like the next best option. Munguia is never in a boring fight so I am sure against Canelo it will be a slugfest. Munguia's porous defense is his biggest weakness and would probably be his downfall against Canelo. It is still a good matchup on paper with potential to be fight of the year.

Hehe this is hype. It appears the storyline for him is he knocked out the fighter who went to the decision against Canelo and it is also being implied that he has a chance vs. Canelo. However, who is this Munguia? Does beating John Ryder make him the next challenger against the super middleweight champion? This is head shaking.

Also, according to some articles, Canelo will avoid David Benavidez again and he might give the fans their wish. Munguia will certainly be a much less difficult fight than Benavidez.

I am also quite confident that Canelo is trying to avoid Benavidez. So I am not not very certain but I am pretty sure that the next opponent for him has to be Munguia. Because he is generating some noise right now. Do you guys think that there is someone else much more suitable to face him? I personally don't think so. But of course that is just my opinion.

Maybe it is not the best opponent to beat him. But right now I do not think there is actually a better opponent to face him other than Munguia.

[pawel7777]

Not only that, it will be one of the most interesting games. but that will also be very historical. as you said fury appeared to be mentally dominating. but Usyk has more belts. so it is really hard to predict anything about this game.
I am gonna try my best to watch this match live. but I am definitely going to watch the highlights if I miss that by chance.

Yup, I normally don't have much time to watch a whole fight live, but might take an exception for this one. The unification of all major belts doesn't happen very often. On top of that, both are undefeated and one of them will lose that status.

I am also quite confident that Canelo is trying to avoid Benavidez. So I am not not very certain but I am pretty sure that the next opponent for him has to be Munguia. Because he is generating some noise right now. Do you guys think that there is someone else much more suitable to face him? I personally don't think so. But of course that is just my opinion.

What about a rematch with Bivol? Canelo said a few times that he would want that to happen, but whether that's true or not is a different story.

[Yaunfitda]

We are getting closer to possibly the greatest fight in the modern era of boxing, Fury Vs Usuk, which will unify the following belts: WBC (Fury) and WBA, WBO, IBF, IBO (Usyk). So unless the fight ends with a draw, we will see the first undisputed heavyweight champion in over 20 years.
An interesting face-off style interview popped up 3 days ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du94sRofifU

I like this form of interview as it allows to assess who is more confident and has a mental advantage. I think it's clear that Fury appeared to be mentally dominating, but it's hard to imagine anyone being better than him in this element.

Not only that, it will be one of the most interesting games. but that will also be very historical. as you said fury appeared to be mentally dominating. but Usyk has more belts. so it is really hard to predict anything about this game.
I am gonna try my best to watch this match live. but I am definitely going to watch the highlights if I miss that by chance.

Right, I don't know when was the last time that we have seen a HW unification fight. If my memory serves me right we haven't seen since like in the 80's as when the Klitscho brothers dominated this division, they obviously doesn't want to fight each other. And so we can trace back the lineal HW champion to Fury himself when he beat once of the Klitscho before his first retirement due to mental issues. And there is a promo that is worth watching as well, that added more hype to this fight. Fury though is the slight favorite but it's really hard to predict, as he is the physical dominant boxer between the two, but Usyk is quicker and more agile in my opinion.

[Baofeng]

Both weigh-in below 168 lbs, Munguia and Ryder at 167.8 lbs, but it's good to see them making the weight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJAY-koXMCw

Munguia though looks fresh maybe because of his youth, but he is still the favorite in this fight. I wanted to see Munguia vs Berlanga though, I mean this two has been calling each other for quite sometime now and they are young that's why this fight is going to be equal though.

But let's see if Jaime can pass his big test against Ryder first.

Munguia was able to get the TKO win against a fighter who went the distance with Canelo. If Canelo doesn't fight Benavidez, then Munguia seems like the next best option. Munguia is never in a boring fight so I am sure against Canelo it will be a slugfest. Munguia's porous defense is his biggest weakness and would probably be his downfall against Canelo. It is still a good matchup on paper with potential to be fight of the year.

Hehe this is hype. It appears the storyline for him is he knocked out the fighter who went to the decision against Canelo and it is also being implied that he has a chance vs. Canelo. However, who is this Munguia? Does beating John Ryder make him the next challenger against the super middleweight champion? This is head shaking.

I mean if you haven't followed Jaime's rise to fame, he is supposedly the next big thing, the next hype in the middleweight/super middle weight. Maybe you can add the storyline that he is under GBP and Oscar is hell bent on having Munguia fight his once cash cow in Canelo. They separated in a bad note and Oscar might be mad for Canelo for dumping him.

Also, according to some articles, Canelo will avoid David Benavidez again and he might give the fans their wish. Munguia will certainly be a much less difficult fight than Benavidez.

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

[JariKriting]

I think it's no secret that boxing is one sports when corruption is prevalent, and I think boxing fans here would agree that one of the most corrupt is WBC under the Sulaiman's. They have been in control of this organization for years and not have enforce the so called mandatory and they allow their champion to call the shots. Canelo several years ago in the WBC convention says that he wants to go to CW and challenge  Ilunga Makabu and they voted unanimously.

But the fight didn't happen as he might think that it is too much weight for him although the fight is going to be on a catchweight. But then again, he lost to Bivol already and now going back to his comfortable weight class and looking to continue to dominant but I don't think that he is willing to fight Mexicans in this division, Benavidez adn Munguia.

It is being speculated that Canelo’s next fight will be against Jermall Charlo. The only reason why Charlo is still even considered a viable opponent is because the WBC have refused to strip his belt which he hasn’t defended in well over two years.

Then there are Oscar Valdez, Connor Benn, and Alycia Baumgardner who failed doping tests but were given a free pass by the WBC because they used lame excuses where they blamed contaminated tea and contaminated eggs.

I remember Canelo as well giving a free pass when he was caught with Clen on his system (if I'm not mistaken), so same reason, Mexican cows or beef are laden with Clen and obviously contaminated already. And so when he eats those beef, he got it into this system.

So the original Charlo that he should fight in the first place will be his next opponent. So less risk bigger reward is what Canelo is going after and not those big risk like Bivol or Benavidez. So they are taking it slowly already, and it means that Canelo is no longer in his prime or maybe on the sunset already for choosing lesser opponents.

If canelo fights bivol or binavides, he will most likely lose. his body is bigger and his punches are harder. but it will be interesting if his opponent is a top light heavyweight, but yes, it is likely that canelo will lose and the promoter's gold mine can be reduced if canelo's big name fades if he loses. more interesting if canelo meets arthur bertabiev, he will be the king ko of his class.

[TravelMug]

I think it's no secret that boxing is one sports when corruption is prevalent, and I think boxing fans here would agree that one of the most corrupt is WBC under the Sulaiman's. They have been in control of this organization for years and not have enforce the so called mandatory and they allow their champion to call the shots. Canelo several years ago in the WBC convention says that he wants to go to CW and challenge  Ilunga Makabu and they voted unanimously.

But the fight didn't happen as he might think that it is too much weight for him although the fight is going to be on a catchweight. But then again, he lost to Bivol already and now going back to his comfortable weight class and looking to continue to dominant but I don't think that he is willing to fight Mexicans in this division, Benavidez adn Munguia.

It is being speculated that Canelo’s next fight will be against Jermall Charlo. The only reason why Charlo is still even considered a viable opponent is because the WBC have refused to strip his belt which he hasn’t defended in well over two years.

Then there are Oscar Valdez, Connor Benn, and Alycia Baumgardner who failed doping tests but were given a free pass by the WBC because they used lame excuses where they blamed contaminated tea and contaminated eggs.

I remember Canelo as well giving a free pass when he was caught with Clen on his system (if I'm not mistaken), so same reason, Mexican cows or beef are laden with Clen and obviously contaminated already. And so when he eats those beef, he got it into this system.

So the original Charlo that he should fight in the first place will be his next opponent. So less risk bigger reward is what Canelo is going after and not those big risk like Bivol or Benavidez. So they are taking it slowly already, and it means that Canelo is no longer in his prime or maybe on the sunset already for choosing lesser opponents.

If canelo fights bivol or binavides, he will most likely lose. his body is bigger and his punches are harder. but it will be interesting if his opponent is a top light heavyweight, but yes, it is likely that canelo will lose and the promoter's gold mine can be reduced if canelo's big name fades if he loses. more interesting if canelo meets arthur bertabiev, he will be the king ko of his class.

He did lost to Bivol already, so we might say that Bivol is too big or LHW is not for Canelo as the added weight is too much for his body as shown in the fight that it seems that he can't pull the trigger against Bivol and Bivol's hand are too fast for him, the volumes are also very accurate. So Canelo goes to his super MW division, fight a balloon 154 lbs in Jermell Charlo, and now the reports says that he will fight the twin brother Jermall who is also a 160 lbs? He should be facing Benavidez next, but I guess he will hide on the excuse of not fighting another Mexican isn't it?

[FinneysTrueVision]

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

The big winner in this is the WBC who gets to keep milking the cash cow Canelo in sanctioning fees, plus now they have Benavidez as interim champion, and Munguia as silver champion. It's not in their interest to force Canelo to fight either of them because they would rather keep extracting fees from multiple champions instead of one. They should at least order Benavidez and Munguia to fight each other. Then Canelo won't be able to say they haven't earned an opportunity.

[Getmon]

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

The big winner in this is the WBC who gets to keep milking the cash cow Canelo in sanctioning fees, plus now they have Benavidez as interim champion, and Munguia as silver champion. It's not in their interest to force Canelo to fight either of them because they would rather keep extracting fees from multiple champions instead of one. They should at least order Benavidez and Munguia to fight each other. Then Canelo won't be able to say they haven't earned an opportunity.

You are correct, WBC could simply extract fees for the matches of each of these boxers instead of forcing them to compete against one another. WBC is simply business and is no longer putting respect to boxing. World Business Council is the better meaning for WBC.

Perhaps Saudi Arabia can help the dream match of the fans by making the Saul Alvarez and David Benavidez match. Recently, Saudi Arabia has been turning difficult matches into a reality. But perhaps PBC is not willing to participate and is requesting more sums of money very much like Gervonta Davis asking two Ferraris just to allow a discussion of a match with Haney.

[Dave1]

Anyone seen the tweet wars between Ryan Garcia and Shakur Stevenson?



https://twitter.com/RyanGarcia/status/1753509080574967920

This steam from the reports that Shakur is retiring, and then everyone is trying to comment on his retirement. But Shakur didn't like it and so they go back and forth on their official Twitter account. Just funny though, but I guess this is the new era of trash talking, they can do it in their social media and then we will be the judge.

[TravelMug]

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

The big winner in this is the WBC who gets to keep milking the cash cow Canelo in sanctioning fees, plus now they have Benavidez as interim champion, and Munguia as silver champion. It's not in their interest to force Canelo to fight either of them because they would rather keep extracting fees from multiple champions instead of one. They should at least order Benavidez and Munguia to fight each other. Then Canelo won't be able to say they haven't earned an opportunity.

And that's why we say that WBC is the most corrupt organization in boxing, the Sulaiman turn it into a organization that those boxers and promoters will dictate everything and they will do nothing about it. Like as what you have describe, they are going to milk Canelo as much as they can with this fees and not enforcing Canelo's mandatory. It will be great if they can push Benavidez vs Munguia next, but I doubt it as well. They wil have to defend this guys as they could be their next cash cow, so they have to fight other names in their rankings and then Canelo going to Jermall Charlo.

[Fredomago]

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

The big winner in this is the WBC who gets to keep milking the cash cow Canelo in sanctioning fees, plus now they have Benavidez as interim champion, and Munguia as silver champion. It's not in their interest to force Canelo to fight either of them because they would rather keep extracting fees from multiple champions instead of one. They should at least order Benavidez and Munguia to fight each other. Then Canelo won't be able to say they haven't earned an opportunity.

And that's why we say that WBC is the most corrupt organization in boxing, the Sulaiman turn it into a organization that those boxers and promoters will dictate everything and they will do nothing about it. Like as what you have describe, they are going to milk Canelo as much as they can with this fees and not enforcing Canelo's mandatory. It will be great if they can push Benavidez vs Munguia next, but I doubt it as well. They wil have to defend this guys as they could be their next cash cow, so they have to fight other names in their rankings and then Canelo going to Jermall Charlo.

Money matters and they are good in making tons of it from those fighters who choose not to force themselves into fight but instead pay the fees and keep their name on top, I guess this corruptions already dominates and fighters and their camps are enjoying it as they can just pick who they want to accept then it's an easy money to take while you are still on the top rankings.

Promoters and those advertisers will continue to follow your name and will continue to support your fight, pay and be paid that's how
things works from WBC.

[owengtam09]

Canelo earn what's his place to be right now, with all his hard work and maybe careful matching early when he was still with Golden Boy, makes him the cash cow after Manny Pacquiao left. And so like his predecessors, everyone wanted a piece of him, for this biggest payday, and even if he lost a fight against Bivol, he makes a great comeback and so the current super Middle Weight is eyeing him for that money fight.

And even governing bodies can't force him to fight his mandatory, he will fight whoever he wants as long as he thinks he can beat him and then he can also gain a lot and obviously he will be the A-side. So I'm not seeing him fighting the likes of Munguia or Benavidez, but not surprised if he will fight the other half of the Charlo twins, the supposedly original fighter that he should be facing, Jermall Charlo.

His ability to dictate his opponents and bypass mandatory fights showcases the level of control he has over his career. Canelo's comeback after the loss against Bivol only added to his allure, attracting attention from the super Middleweight division. The prospect of a money fight with him is enticing for many, and it seems he holds the power to choose his opponents strategically.

Considering his past decisions, a bout with Jermall Charlo, the original fighter in line, wouldn't be surprising. Canelo's journey continues to be a compelling narrative in the boxing world, where he not only fights for victory but also for the financial rewards that come with being the A-side. The unfolding chapters of his career are sure to keep fans eagerly anticipating his next move,

Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Dmitry Bivol were the only stains he has in his career record but despite that Canelo Alvarez still has a great reputation and fighting him will definitely give you a great amount to your salary even if you lose that fight,

Yes, I do agree though, mandatories are not going to be enforce by this governing bodies, specially with Canelo's star power right now. He can choose who and where he is fighting and those bodies are just going to nod and say yes.

But in any case, it will be a good fight and maybe it could be the biggest for Canelo. Instead of fighting other names, it was reported that Munguia sold out the tickets in Phoenix more than what Benavidez can do in his own city.

Canelo's star power seems to grant him a level of autonomy when it comes to choosing his opponents and locations for fights. The governing bodies, recognizing his immense influence in the boxing world, appear more inclined to accommodate his preferences.

The potential matchup with Munguia does carry significant intrigue, especially given the reported success in ticket sales in Phoenix. It highlights the drawing power of both fighters and the potential for a blockbuster event. It's interesting how these dynamics play out, showcasing that sometimes the popularity and marketability of a fight can rival or even surpass the appeal of traditional mandatory matchups. It'll be fascinating to witness the outcome of these negotiations and the impact it has on the boxing landscape,

[Viscore]

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

The big winner in this is the WBC who gets to keep milking the cash cow Canelo in sanctioning fees, plus now they have Benavidez as interim champion, and Munguia as silver champion. It's not in their interest to force Canelo to fight either of them because they would rather keep extracting fees from multiple champions instead of one. They should at least order Benavidez and Munguia to fight each other. Then Canelo won't be able to say they haven't earned an opportunity.

And that's why we say that WBC is the most corrupt organization in boxing, the Sulaiman turn it into a organization that those boxers and promoters will dictate everything and they will do nothing about it. Like as what you have describe, they are going to milk Canelo as much as they can with this fees and not enforcing Canelo's mandatory. It will be great if they can push Benavidez vs Munguia next, but I doubt it as well. They wil have to defend this guys as they could be their next cash cow, so they have to fight other names in their rankings and then Canelo going to Jermall Charlo.

Money matters and they are good in making tons of it from those fighters who choose not to force themselves into fight but instead pay the fees and keep their name on top, I guess this corruptions already dominates and fighters and their camps are enjoying it as they can just pick who they want to accept then it's an easy money to take while you are still on the top rankings.

It's been happening for a while already. But now boxers are smarter too, they know how to protect their value and as much as possible they'll keep their undefeated record and build their wins by cherry picking their opponents. The greediness happened when a boxer left his promoter to promote his own because he wants to make most of the money he is making, besides, he is the main product and it's easy to find a promoter once a fighther had already build his own name. It's money matters, yes that's true.

Promoters and those advertisers will continue to follow your name and will continue to support your fight, pay and be paid that's how
things works from WBC.

Promoters are investors, of course they'll do everything to make their investment a success. They can't give money to satisfy the fans, but it should be them to be satisfied first then the fans. That's how it works now.

[bbc.reporter]

Both weigh-in below 168 lbs, Munguia and Ryder at 167.8 lbs, but it's good to see them making the weight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJAY-koXMCw

Munguia though looks fresh maybe because of his youth, but he is still the favorite in this fight. I wanted to see Munguia vs Berlanga though, I mean this two has been calling each other for quite sometime now and they are young that's why this fight is going to be equal though.

But let's see if Jaime can pass his big test against Ryder first.

Munguia was able to get the TKO win against a fighter who went the distance with Canelo. If Canelo doesn't fight Benavidez, then Munguia seems like the next best option. Munguia is never in a boring fight so I am sure against Canelo it will be a slugfest. Munguia's porous defense is his biggest weakness and would probably be his downfall against Canelo. It is still a good matchup on paper with potential to be fight of the year.

Hehe this is hype. It appears the storyline for him is he knocked out the fighter who went to the decision against Canelo and it is also being implied that he has a chance vs. Canelo. However, who is this Munguia? Does beating John Ryder make him the next challenger against the super middleweight champion? This is head shaking.

I mean if you haven't followed Jaime's rise to fame, he is supposedly the next big thing, the next hype in the middleweight/super middle weight. Maybe you can add the storyline that he is under GBP and Oscar is hell bent on having Munguia fight his once cash cow in Canelo. They separated in a bad note and Oscar might be mad for Canelo for dumping him.

Also, according to some articles, Canelo will avoid David Benavidez again and he might give the fans their wish. Munguia will certainly be a much less difficult fight than Benavidez.

And the front running as per reports is Jermall Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez next. All in-house money for PBC again. But obviously there are fans that will not like this fight, as we wanted him to face David Benavidez, but Canelo is clearly ducking him.

Oscar dela Hoya as a promoter only wants to hype his fighter and making quick actions to have him first to fight Canelo. This is a business and he can make a higher purse for Jaime Munguia while the hype is happening. I am quite certain in 2 months the hype will be gone and Oscar will need to find another fighter with no name for Jaime.

On Jermall Charlo, there is a good storyline for this. The revenge of the brother veey much similar to martial arts movies hehehe. There might be some skeptical fans who might speculate that Jermall let Jermell take the fight to collect information heeheh.

In any case, everyone does not like Kambosos vs. Lomachenko for the vacant IBF lightweight championship? This is certainly better than Canelo vs. Munguia hehehe

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5483734.0

[pawel7777]

!!! Breaking news !!!

Fury Vs Usyk won't happen due to Tyson's injury (big cut to the right eye).
He got caught by an accidental elbow during the sparring, he was wearing a head-guard, but that didn't help.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/68187055

Michael Bisping's commentary, including the footage of unfortunate sparring:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBay8997Ifs&t

The fight will likely get postponed, although there are speculations of the replacement fight, possibly against Filip Hrgovic (17-0).