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Inb4 - "Coping for Canelo loss" Yes, but also, hold on a second, a question for you - do you think very smart, intelligent people, who have massive power in boxing - could work together to maximize their profits, in boxing? If you think yes, maybe continue reading.

Obviously Bivol beat Canelo, I had it 116-112 for Bivol. Canelo looked like he was just trying to hammer Bivol's right arm to stop the jab, then throw powerful shots at Bivol's head once the arm was out of commission. This did not work, Bivol is tough, and he said he trained by getting punched in the arms. Canelo and Eddy, one of the best trainers and fighters alive, did not plan for any shots to the body, even as a backup techn

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