Amir Khan lost it completely: Calls Canelo Scull A ‘Great Fight “,” Chooses Scules as a winner!

You must be kidding. Canelo Alvarez against William Scull was just boring – it was a television, of a 12-round room, which left fans who looked at their screens, wondering if someone forgot to say they were in quarreling. It is not only insufficient – insulting everyone who remained, paid or lost weekend night hoping for action. And yet, we are here, with Lovomt, which will run his mouth, claiming he should have beat it. Amazing.

Scullen’s reasoning? “If he doesn’t hit me, why would I risk it?” Oh, please. It’s not a tactical genius – hides. It hopes to skate to work less than another guy. Of course, the defense of Cuban styles, but is not an excuse to transfer a handful of insults for 36 minutes and pretends to master “sweet science”. It’s called boxing, not “it’s quietly in the ring.”

And now, like salt in an open wound, Amir Khan jumps in. Khan – the same guy who left his head left to Canelo many years ago – now says Skull won.

You watched that Canelo vs. Scull Disaster and went thinking that Skull won two rounds? Did you fall asleep halfway and dream a different fight? Because we stayed awake – painful – watching one of the slowest, the highest 12-handed in recent memory.

“It was the most beautiful and could have been going in any way.” Nice? Nice what, Amir – pretty terrible? Pretty embarrassing? Pretty close to a refund that worthwhat fares? Come on, man. You were in big fights. You know what the performance looks like and that wasn’t it. Skull landed next to nothing. Canelo barely broke the sweat. The only thing that took “in any way that” remote control disappeared.

“I probably had the conquest of two rounds.” On the basis of which exactly? Convincing in persuasive? Smile in Canelo between rounds? Throwing the occasional crowd in the air? One thing is being generous. The second is to completely separate from reality.

“I like Canelo, I think it’s a great fighter and I think it’s better to choose shots and landed cleaner shots.” Exactly – so you admit Canelo landed better and cleaner, and yet handed Loul? It’s not an analysis, it’s a comedy sketch.

“No matter how the fight was, it was a great performance of both fighters.” No, Amir. No. There was no. It was a slow, towing, awkward non-event left by fans by muttering “never more” before the final bell even rang. By inviting “great” spit in the face of each fan sitting through it hoping for something, anything, to happen.

Let’s be clear: praising Scull’s “performance” encourages this garbage. He says the boroughs that I can both tough, hug, dance around and still become pat on their backs. And from the former championship, not less – it is embarrassing.

So, here is suggestion, Amir: Next time, just say it was a moult. Say the Skull survived, maybe it was close in your eyes, but don’t insult boxing boxes by “Great”. The fans deserve honesty, not misleading.