Bruce Carrington predicts that the Crawford SUMMAford will “make sure to” use the “dispute of the foot” Canela Alvarez in September

Bruce Carrington chooses Terrence Crawford for “convincingly” defeat of Canela Alvarez 12. September. Candidate for Perom, Carrington, notes that an undisputed Super Champion in the Canelo Middle A category (63-2-2, 39 KOS) “Slow foot slow” And historically, he did not do well against the “driver” who did not there to hit him. He points out that Alvarez’s low exit of 152 shots against IBF’s 168 LB William Scull champion last Saturday shows his helplessness against a fighter moving.

Hiding damage

Carrington says that when Canelo struggled with the mobile Cuban Erislandy Lara and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Earlier in his career more than decades ago, even then had slow feet. It’s worse because he’s old. Bruce does not feel that Crawford (41-0, 31 ko) will move to Scull measure, but it will do it enough to leave Alvarez with a few opportunities to land his big shots.

Carrington says Canelo succeeded hide his flaws of slow feet By choosing opponents who didn’t move much. The only fighters he struggled with during his career with mobility was Mayweather, Erislandy, Scull and Dmitry Bivol. Alvarez probably lost three of those four. Even the fight against destroyed the razor in a real sense, and some believe that the Cuban deserved to win.

“Crawford is to the end. It appears every time it is big fighting. So, I feel like it will really improve in the game plan about what to do to beat Canelo,” Bruce Carrington said in Pro boxing fansAnalyzing the fight against Canelo Alvarenz against Terrence Crawford on September 12th.

Why Crawford will beat Canela

• Alvarez’s physical fall: The last two performances against Scull’s Edgar Berlang showed that Canelo exit, durability and Power gave up. Now the fighter is in three rounds.
• Terence’s superior skills: Crawford Jab, Movement and IQ ring are better than Canel’s. The Mexican star is just a limited counter-pucker that is loaded in individual shots.
• Crawford’s movement and reach: Crawford’s foot work is much better than the hard, short legs of Canela, who fights as if moving in a mud in the mud.
• Better training: Crawford’s coach, Bomac, is the best in creating game plans. Crawford’s coach is like a scientist with the way he breaks his opponents and fights against the right strategies to defeat them. He had already thought of defeating Canela.

“We saw in the last fight (against William Scull) that Canelo is not going well against the driver, and I don’t think Crawford will not move as much as Scull did,” Carrington said. “That was so exaggerated by Scull.

Scull could easily win the fight if he believed in himself and went out to attack Canela. During the exchange he was better than the Mexican star, which he was afraid of throwing him away. One of the reasons that Alvarez excluded his insults in the second half was the fear of expanding him.

“I don’t think it will stop Canela in any way, but I feel like Bud can convincingly win,” Carrington said of Terrence. “I feel like Canel’s feet were slow. You saw when he fought Lara (2014). You saw even when he was younger when he struggled with Mayweather (2013).”

Everyone could see that Canelo had slow feet from watching his struggles. It has always been so. He lost to Erislandy in 2014, but two judges gave Cuban a raw job. After that fight, Canelo became very selective in his opponents, always choosing stationary fighters. He only fought one good opponent after Lara Bout, Gennadiy Golovkin. Even then, he waited while he was 36 before he fought against him. He could fight GGG when he was 32, but he exposed it until he had a bad appearance against Kell Brook.

Punch Shy Champion

“If he (Canelo) has a driver in front of him, he won’t work too,” Carrington said of Canela. “He wants someone who is able to stand in front of him so he can connect with these big shots. If not, he will throw the air. So, he won’t throw as many shots as you saw when he fought against the scab.Note: Canelo threw 152 shots against Scull) if he did not feel confident to hit you.

“Yes, Canelo had a slow foot. Only his opponents he fought he didn’t go to expose it,” Carrington said.