Canelo Alvarez believes that Crawford’s unbeaten streak had to end against Madrimov

Canelo Alvarez says he believes Terence Crawford should not be an unbeaten fighter after his last fight against former WBA mid -weight champion Israil Madrimov, on the Riyadh season map of Turki Alalshikh on August 3 last year in Los Angeles.

Alvarez mentions that he thinks Crawford “Lost” the fights or it was a ‘Sign,’ Which is accompanied by what many box fans believe. Terence, 37, gifted a narrow 12-round decision by the scores 115-113, 116-112 and 115-112. However, Little GGG ‘Madrimov landed the harder, cleaner shots in every round of the fight and got the best of Crawford in the exchanges. Madrimov made Terence look his age, a 40-Ish fighter.

Crawford “Lost”?

The powerful, technical Israil hit Crawford with the right hands to the head. There were at least six to eight large right hands that Madrimov hit Crawford in each round of the fight. It must have been enough for Madrimov to win, but not with these judges. They gave it to the outdated Omaha, Nebraska native, who gave him an infected victory and sent him under a dark cloud to the Canelo fight.

“For me, I think he lost. He lost the fight or draw. It may be the other side, but he knows why there are weight classes, ‘Canelo Alvarez told Talksport Boxing and discussed his views on Terence Crawford’s fight against Israil Madrimov last year on August 3, because he believes Crawford did not win.

I agree with Canelo. Crawford lost that battle, and it was bad to see that he made a decision and robbed Madrimov by the popular fighter in this way. The visiting fighter, Madrimov, received a raw agreement.

Address the doubt

Crawford should have done the right thing by acknowledging that he has lost and Madrimov has now given a re -broadcast. He has been sitting on his back since his controversial victory over Israil. He should have made himself useful by cleaning up the controversy instead of sitting around and waiting for his Golden Parachute retirement against Alvarez in September.

Usually it should have led to the time of the disrespectful Madrimov. The judges went with A-his fighter Bud Crawford, according to what some fans were before the preferred treatment. I watched the fight again today and won Madrimov 9-3. The only rounds that Crawford won were 10, 11 and 12.

Even the final round could have gone to Madrimov because he lifted Crawford like a Christmas tree and marked him with a repeated right hands thrown straight into the pipe and clapped his head.