Yeah canelo has a really cool dad, can see how he became such a good boxer

@@Twofacex2 Mayweather is his daddy

@@marvin469 Hahahahahahahahahahaha. Brilliant.

He has every right to appreciate Canelo's boxing as the WBC president, but there is a minimum of class and discretion to show when you represent a boxing federation

It's ridiculous that people are trying to twist it about Canelo when Canelo's the one offering the rematch despite people saying it's a terrible move, but Bivol is a light heavyweight who's now somehow refusing to fight at light heavyweight even though he's only ever fought at light heavyweight and that was the weight in the first fight. You can't make this stuff up lol. And besides rejecting the Canelo offer, he also pulled out of talks with Beterbiev saying there wasn't enough money to go around. He dismissed those two big fights just to be inactive conducting interviews on the couch instead of training in the gym preparing for a fight.

@@jag5014 I don't think Canelo is necessarily refusing categorically the fight. From what we knoe, Eddie Hearn is quite disliked by some American promoters for reasons I don't know. DAZN most likely has been losing money and Benavidez is now a Showtime fighter. The network wars, the extremely suspicious scorecards and other dishonest practices might kill the sport. That said, if is true as Bivol's camp said that Canelo camp offered the same financiary conditions as in the first fight this would ne ridiculous and might show that Canelo isn't that interested in the fight. The problem is that if he keeps on without fighting Benavidez or Bivol he might get thrown out of the top 5 p4p list.

He said he would allow them to fight (bertavive and bivol) 😂😂😂 bivol turners down talks with bertavive to get Canelo pay day again

@@jag5014 Team Canelo’s offer as a fighter who lost should have been more respectful than the same offer have given in their first match. We all knew the fight with Beterviev would take longer do to schedule and his religion, and such. Bivol has every right to want respect. He’s earned it the hard way.

He should be if he's smart.. as after retirement you will not be supporting him financially.. your on the next.. So get the most out of it.. I'm for the athlete more so than seeing their mind bashed in for entertainment.. Since their desperate as taking this as a profession hope he gets most as he can

​@@mohammedyusuf3888 agree with you he would fight anyone but he still needs to get the most amount of money possible your a long time retired 👍

@@gmanlimitedanderson-0drisc211 people retitled 65 he will retire at 35 maybe.. and that money must last him for rest of his life.. 10 years of professional hoping for a big payday.. to last him his whole life.. one loss can turn him into a journey man.. Considering he'll nor marketable... fighting killers his risk reward is low plus his countty is expensive... He isn't living in a place the dollar can stretch..

Bivol hasnt even fought Beterbiev. They should’ve fought yrs ago.

Dude rejected to talk to bertavive to make the undiouted match cause as he said not enough money 💰

On Canelo's terms? Canelo is the only one going above and beyond in that scenario, he moved up and fought Bivol even though it was the kind of risk A side fighters don't take willingly. And is now offering the rematch even though people are saying it's a terrible move. But somehow Bivol refuses to fight in his only career division lol.

@@jag5014 Bivol wants legacy that it is why he wants the fight at 168 for Canelo’s straps. Canelo won’t risk those belts because they give him leverage over the rest of the contenders.

They said yes if he trying to become undisputed but he turned down talks with bertavive 😂🎉 said not enough money so he what’s that canelo pay day again 💰

​@@jag5014 Bivol said no so thats the end of it.

Its coz the mauricio gets to pocket brown envelopes from team canelo and bob arum at the same time

How is he ducking him when u just heard the WBC won’t sanction the fight

They keep screaming he don't have to fight bivol at 168 because he's the A side...horrible.

Let’s say bivol loses to canelo at 168 then you’ll say he was weight drained

@@jessemartinez4601 he wouldn't lose

@@jessemartinez4601 Canelo the steroid taking cheater refuses to fight at 168 because he doesn't want to lose them belts bc he knows he'll lose. Once he loses, he knows he has to start over again which means he has to fight Benavidez. He knows he'll lose to him too!

not really, Canelo wants to be 175lb Champ, although he achieved that against Kovalev, he knows many have downplayed it by saying that was a "Krushed" Kovalev and not the Krusher .. also, Canelo vs Bivol at 168 favors Canelo which means, a rematch victory would mean nothing especially that many would say why Bivol at 168 when Benavidez is the Boogeyman at 168 .. many reasons as to why 168 rematch makes little sense. On the flip side, if Bivol were to beat Canelo at 168, that's really bad for Canelo but also for the division.. you think Bivol would stay at 168 and defend the titles against guys like Benavidez, Berlanga, Charlo, Andrade or Morrell?? I think not .. plain simple, Bivol wants Undisputed with BETERBIEV which is what we All want to see. Canelo tried and lost to Bivol for 175 WBA, lets leave it at that and move on

He might get smoked again with Badou.

He has the best resume, benavidez hasn’t even try to move up or fight against other champion like morell, the only decent opponent that he has is plant and canelo stop plant and won way easier

Exposed as a duck. Canelo's gone above and beyond with his accomplishments. He moved up and fought Bivol even though it was a high risk/lower reward fight and tried to get the rematch but Bivol refuses to fight in his only career division.

​@@jag5014 he fights dehydrated fighters, old past their due date fighters. The only time he didn't, he got his ass handed to him.

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@@ivanivan2375 He doesn’t have the best resume. Who did he beat at 168, and 175? NOBODY 😂😂😂😂

For some, the fact that he smacked around their lord and savior.

@@souldry Im Mexican and I love Bivol for his boxing ability.

@@orthodoxboxing9159it’s good to see some people out there still like the beauty of technical mastery. I’ve never cared about a boxer’s nationality, race, religion, or favorite ice cream flavor(unless it’s mint, then I hate the guy). I just wanna watch these dudes do that thing that looks like magic to me.

​@@souldrylolol facts

@@souldry ppl who like mint ice cream is werid...something are not well in them.

Lmao

By "bums", you mean... undefeated world champion boxers? You embarrass yourself, but too dumb to know. :\

half moldovan half korean hes not even kyrgz

@@DRS659 thankyou

@@DRS659 he was born in kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬

@@MuscularMan008 yep, to a moldovan father and korean mother

Agreed, Charlo fight would be more competitive. Canelo would also get more praised

Take a drink

Earn? Canelo got cooked by bivol already. I’m Mexican but canelo really starting to look bad.

​@@falldogbombsthemoon1000% Canelo is publicly exposing the fact he doesn't want this smoke.. it's simple built in excuse, by saying bivol won't accept at 175, this fight does NOTHING for bivol.. but it was cool when Canelo thought this was a easy cherry pick to take bivols belt but got his lunch money stolt!!! 😂😂😂

He SAYS that, but has done nothing to make it happen in over a year.

@@rubengonzalez620 he had a mandatory fight and they are in negotiations but they have to agree on terms both of them not just canelo

@@ivanivan2375 he activated the rematch clause, right after the first match. The terms have not actually been negotiated in any way. He had the third GGG fight, then Ryder, and now... Who knows

David is the WBC Lineal Champ so he ain’t Undisputed 😂😂😂😂

@@ivanivan2375 So what happened to all the mandatories at 154, 160, 168, and 175? Canelo’s is COWARD and will be remembered as an EMBARRASSMENT to boxing and Mexicans!!!

Gvozdyk said he wants a few fights and he's going for Bivol

@@BernhardBernard bivol can't wait for him

Who are the mandatories?

😂 he ducking bertavive he said no to making it happen cause not enough money 😂 he wants that canelo 💰 pay day again

@@cristianhernandez3619 How is Bivol ducking Arthur when Bob Arum, Beterbiev's promoter has made it clear they aren't fighting? .

@@maskofrestrict The holder of the Interim belts. One of which David Benavidez has already defended against Plant.

@Noth De i always thought Beanvidez was ducking canelo. Frist, he failed to make weight and now he signed a deal to fight other people while saying that he wants the Canelo fight.

That's was Israel ( mossad )

Not a bad proposition, however, all Bivol wants is 10 mil and for Canelo to put his belts on the line at 168. Does that sound unreasonable?

He scared of david benevidez

Because Canelo is scared to lose the belts, a Badou Jack or Bivol fight would’ve risk the other fighters belts, Canelo cherry picking a 40 year old with a catchweight.

@@Raja_Tiger Davids team only gave Canelo a week to accept their “offer.” Then they come and say that they’re fighting Morrell in October with Fundora v Mendoza 2 on the undercard.

Canela is a coward that's why

​​@@TachoSJ and david moriell team just turned down the fight with benavidez, if canelo wants it, he will get it!

Beterbiev vs bivol would be the fight of tge century.

Beterbiev was at Matchroom when Bivol signed and ran to top rank 🤷

They don't fight for free you know. Plus, with the WBC not sanctioning the fight between them, there would only be three of the four titles on the line.

@@rubengonzalez620 It’s funny you try to defend this you act like he’s broke he just got a canelo stimulus the most he’s ever had in his life and this was before the wbc had their bs going on and if you’re really fighting for legacy money doesn’t matter just make the fight like how Caleb plant got overpaid for his belt

@@sastck6171 that is some pie in the sky bullshit you're trying to spin. These are professional fighters, look up what professional means. I bet you excuse every third rate fighter Canelo fights as some sort of legacy builder... Legacy is important, but that doesn't mean you'll let anyone take advantage of you.

I'm sure it sounded good in your head, but it's bullshit. Bivol made some very reasonable demands. He wants to be paid more than lst time, and he wants to fight at 168 for Canelos belts. Easy. Canelo won't do it. We all know why.

U mad lol good questions she expose canelo

@@rubengonzalez620 What part of what I said was incorrect? The sticking point isn't even the financial terms, notice Bivol doesn't specify money. When Bivol talks about wanting to change terms, he's talking about refusing to fight at 175 even though he's only ever fought there and trying to change weight undermines the point of a rematch. Bivol's manager Kornilov admitted in the Russian press that his reason for rejecting the rematch was because Bivol would rather walk away with a win than risk losing. Instead of being straightforward, they somehow act like it's an imposition to be offered a dream opportunity. And like I said, Bivol even compares being offered a fight at 175 to being expected to fight on "Mars" which is probably one of the most ridiculous statements ever made in boxing considering Bivol has only ever fought at 175 lol. You know haters lost the plot when they're criticizing the fighter with the generationally stacked resume for going above and beyond by fighting Bivol when he didn't have to and also offering the rematch only to have it rejected. Then those same haters turn around and say Bivol exemplifies everything right with boxing when he's the same age as Canelo yet has never made a real effort unify his one division and has been inactive for the year after rejecting the two biggest fights out there Beterbiev and Canelo, but had no problem trying to fight Munguia lol

@@jag5014 again, I'm sure it sounds good in your head, but its still bullshit. They are offering bivol the same amount of money and the same conditions from the first fight. So little and no say so over anything. That's what that means. Bivol, since even before the first fight happened, said that if a rematch were to be needed, he would insist in being "treated like a champion". There is no way that after mopping the floor with Canelo on the first fight, he should not insist on his terms for a rematch. It beggars belief that anyone would think that Bivol should just meekly accept whatever scraps are thrown his way. Next point, fighting at 168 does not in any way undermine the point of the rematch. The fight wasn't even competitive at 175. Not to mention that it would only look bad if Canelo pushed for a fight at 168. But in this case its the winner of the previous match that is throwing Canelo a bone and looking to fight at 168, for Canelos belts. After all, he already exposed his belt the first time, it is not unfair that this time Canelo should risk his. So what if Bivol has only fought at 175? It's up to him what weight he wants to campaign at. And if he can make 168, even better. Although I am sure he wants fair compensation for the extra effort that would entail. Lastly, Canelos record is padded with rehydration and weight clauses, old has beens and never beens. That's his record. Who has he fought in their prime that he didn't impose some sort of restriction on? No one. I am not sure why you are even bringing up Munguia, he hasn't fought anyone until last weekend, adhe barely survived an old, faded, over his natural weight Devy. He has no business in the ring with Bivol, nor was there any effort to make that fight happen. To be clear, Canelo has ducked Bivol, has ducked Benavidez and is looking to fight another dehydrated to death older guy, or some inactive, mentally ill guy with a name. Those are not the actions of the supposed "face of boxing". The guy is a sham.

​@@rubengonzalez620 You're just spinning narratives to deflect from the facts. Bivol's manager has said from his own mouth that the reason they rejected a 175 fight was because they'd rather walk away with a win than risk losing the title. There's no other reason for Bivol to possibly refuse to fight at 175 when it's his only division and where the first fight was at. Apparently, team Bivol feels declining the fight isn't a good look for them because they turn around and reach with nonsensical comparison to fighting on Mars. And it's ridiculous that you're trying to claim Canelo is the unambitious one when he's got the most stacked resume today-- and the only reason we're talking about a Canelo and Bivol rematch is Canelo going above and beyond. Instead of focusing on unifying with Beterbiev, Bivol had been in the media pleading with Canelo to give him a shot along with a big payday that comes with it. Canelo gave him that dream shot even though it's a risk no A side fighter would take willingly and offered him the rematch even though people were saying it's a terrible move, but Bivol declined because he's a light heavyweight who refuses to fight at light heavyweight lol Canelo's resume is generationally stacked, being the only fighter in history to unify titles at 154, 160 and 168, including the only 168 undisputed in history. And he's the only ex welterweight since Thomas Hearns to be champ at 175. Here's a crazy fact, Canelo challenged 2 of the 3 Russian champs at 175 while the three haven't fought each other once despite competing in the same division for their entire careers. Then you have Bivol who's never attempted to unify his one division and recently dismissed fights with Beterbiev and Canelo just to be inactive. And yes, Bivol and his team not only tried to make the Munguia fight, his manager said it's the only fight "that makes sense" but it ultimately fell through. But that's your hero lol? And since you mentioned Benavidez, he's another guy who publicly rejected unifying his one division with his manager Sampson rejecting fighting Plant when they were both champs despite Canelo lining up the titles. Then David gave up his belt blowing weight and rejected another 175 title fight. Benavidez recently clout chased Canelo as he was in talks with Bivol then quickly shut the door to announce Morrell who he was already signed to fight.

Why would the fight be on the losers terms ? Bivol is the A side , he won the first fight.

Mauricio said Bivol can make an exemption for Bivol, but seeing if that happens, it’s Canelo who doesn’t want to risk his belts with either Bivol or Benavidez 🤡

Its naive to think they dont sanction it because of the war lmao like they give a rat's ass. In any case they can have the fight without this belt, the boxing world and fans will know who the undisputed is and WBC would be left with their finger in their bum looking like idiots.

Canelo is the duck.. smh! Why doesn't canelo want to fight at 168 , cause he'll get rocked !

Offer him enough money and he might, but they don't want to do that either.... Which means they are straight up ducking him

lmao he never sayd that post a link bet u cant u and canelo eating a 🍕🍕🍕MOIST DUCKERONI PIZZA 🍕🍕🍕

Canelobthe biggest duck.. he won't fight at 168 he'll lose the belts easily

😂😂😂 that didn't happen even in your most deluded Canelo wet dream 😂😂

Yes i also watched his manager was shivering and was scared for life and bivol even agreed that he might get ko by canelo if he steps into ring with him in any weight class , After the beating that canelo put for 12 rounds on bivol in the first fight ,dude’s scared for life and just making excuses to not be in the ring with canelo coz he knows he gonna get knocked out this time as canelo wont spar him this time. Canelo even offered him 100m$ but knowing the outcome bivol made excuse and ducked. Smh man these fighters these days.

@@MuscularMan008 jajaja damnnn that's hilarious "the beating that canelo put on for 12 rounds"

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