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Three ESPNs Top 10 pounds for pounds for pounds were in action this weekend, like no. 3 Terence Crawford clashed with number 8 Canelo Alvarez In Algiant Stadium in Las Vegas and no. 2 Naoia Inoue Put his undotermined young feather tights on the line against Murodjon Akhmadalieva in Nagoy, Japan.
Crawford defied the quotas by moving two divisions of weight and Great outboxed Canelo to become an undisputed champion in 168 kilos. CRAVFORD added four more seat belts to its collection and became the first male boxer in era with four belts to maintain an incapacitated status in three classes (junior welter weight, wellter and super medium weight).
In the meantime, Inoue gave another statement with the fundamental schooling of Akhmadalieva to keep his undisputed championship. Akhmadaliev was expected to introduce a difficult challenge for “monster”, but the opponent is fairly directed, who was better in every aspect.
With such a burdened weekend fight, let’s look at notable matches and classes of individual plays of winners and losers.
Saturday Report Card
Terence Crawford: A +
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Teddy Atlas fired the Performance Terence Crawford vs. Canelo Alvarez
Teddy Atlas and Timothy Bradley Jr. Break the winner’s victory of Crawford via Canelo Alvarez.
This show may have been even more impressive than its stop Errol Spence Jr. In July 2023. No, it was not violent, but it was more complete. Crawford had to overcome what was considered a significant lack of magnitude and is used only about each tool in his repertoire. He displayed an extraordinary leg, guarded Canelo off-balance with the PLUCKI JAB, excreted Canelo in his pocket, displayed a strong beard and completely took the champion from his game. Try to be able to, Canelo could not be arranged in slot and began to show signs of frustration with medium circles. And Crawford did all this while moving two classes of weight, fighting from two weeks of shyness of her 38. Birthdays. It is almost impossible to precise weakness in the CRAVFORD game, and this performance against colleagues all the time has provided its place on the short list The biggest fighters in this generation.
Canelo Alvarez: B-
Canelo simply found exceeded against Crawford. Scorecards of 115-113, 115-113 and 116-112 suggest that the fight was closer than it was, but it was Canelo at the end of the lesson at the reception box. It wasn’t like Alvarez wasn’t trying. She was wrong and attacked Crawford’s body. The problem was that Crawford was extremely well prepared for everything Canelo had to offer. Alvarez fought in combinations of string strollers together or even cut out of the ring, and is routinely beaten on the shocks in exchange. In later circles, Crawford became stronger and skillfully worked in his pocket, which was supposed to play in Canel’s strength. However, the fight was beaten from Canel, and the frustrated champion also showed it in her own language and on the face. The Canela Version seen on Saturday may be beaten most of the fighters, but was exterminated and exceeded the cramp of crops.
Christian Milli: Rating: B-
Mbilili had one strategy and she was lucky to escape in Las Vegas with a draw in a fun purposes. Early, he was relentless in his search of Lester Martinez and applied constant pressure, landing strokes. Usually this strategy is enough for the opposition to be terminated. Unfortunately, Martinez was more than a challenge with exceptional conditions and a solid beard. MBILLI will not be criticized for lack of effort. Instead, his fall was his failure that he once adjusted when it was obvious that the plan would not be enough. To the middle late rounds, Mbilili ran out of fuel and absorbed a lot of sentences, including an alarming amount of the upper games. But the VBC temporary super super superior champion shoved fatigue and hardly heard that he heard the final bell.
Lester Martinez: Rating: B +
There were concerns in his side with Mbili about the ability of Martinez to pass on the upcoming storm. He passed that test with flying colors, holding the firm during the home flash MBILLI. His granite beard could not break through, and Martinez made several mild adjustments they paid off, including the release of the above recipe in close quarters who routinely cut points and slowed the VBC temporary champion. It was clear that Martinez was completely prepared for the battle for a high octane and seemed to be pulled in later circles as French Cameranac began to fade. The result of Split-Drav may not be desirable, but the fighter proved from Guatemala to belong to the upper useful of 168 kilograms.
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Naoia Inoue: Rating A-
Inue did not have to be a “monster” to oppose Akhmadaliev and kept his undisputed younger headlines. Instead, he fought intelligently, avoided the power of Akhmadaliev and landed the thorough shootings they wore on his physically strong opponent. Inoue was to be at a difficult test against Akhmadaliev, but he passed the exam by deploying a strategy that relied on speed and technique to prevent his opponent. Although he was not close to get knockout, Inoue was beaten and embarrassed Akhmadaliev in every focus facet. He punished Akhmadaliev with combinations from a distance, avoided Akhmadaliev’s counterpointment with relative ease and blurred a torso with an evil body. Inue was great and terrifying her to know that she should not throw the opponent to dominate.
Murodjon Akhmadaliev: Grade: D +
Akhmadaliev simply had no answers for Inueen speed and technique. He wasn’t strong enough or fast enough to beat the “monster” and relied on the contraping to pull it. That plan had a zero chance to work, because Inoue made it clear on another plateau. A skill gap between Inoue, no. 1 Borac in division, and no. 3 Akhmadaliev was extremely wide. Akhmadaliev looked razpan and lost against an opponent who presented a riddle he had no idea how to solve. Against most opponents, Akhmadaliev could rely on his physics and counteroption to pull out victory, but he had no happiness against one of the best pounds in the world.
