The last performance of Canelo Alvarez last Saturday evening against William Scull showed fans that he no longer belonged to the first place in the 168 pounds ranking. It is now too faded to rightly stop in the first place, even though it technically maintains the undisputed medium championship. 34 -year -old Alvarez is fighting Terenka Crawford on September 12, and many people think that they will lose badly.

Once a predator …

In terms of skill, Canelo is broken shell From the war that once was, holding with great glue, using his popularity Mega-Bucks to manually collect his opposition. Canelo kept his career by choosing and choosing the opposition for years.

Based on the last four performances of Canelo, he cannot be kept on site 1 only because of his victories regarding the penniless opposition he faced. Fans perceive that Alvarez artificially retained his place No. 1, avoiding and avoiding predatory killers in 168 for the last four years. If he were real, he would be exhausted and mentioned a long time ago.

168-Funts of Ring magazine rankings

1. Canelo Alvarez
2. Christian Milli
3. Diego Pacheco
4. Oslyys Iglesias
5. Caleb plant
6. Jaime Mungia
7. William Scull
8. Vladimir Shishkin
9. Bruno Surace
10. Edgar Berlanga

This list requires many restructuring because it does not represent reality. Canelo is not number 1 in terms of how she is fighting now. It still belongs to the top five, but nowhere near place No. 1 or No. 2.

Time to degrade

His tilting Mbilla is a sufficient reason to degrade him from the first place. Throwing Canelo from the whole list makes sense because it doesn’t fight the best. In every sport, if the team refuses to compete with other best teams, they will be launched. NFL, NBA and NHL teams cannot refuse to play other teams they are afraid to lose.

In addition, his decision to fight David Benavidez and David Morrell, when these two killers continued to camp in 168, when No. 1 in the Super Middle Wweight ranking will decide not to fight the best sharks in the division, that is automatic loss In my book.

Transforming the top 10

1. Christian Milli
2. Oslyys Iglesias
3. Diego Pacheco
4. Canelo Alvarez
5. Edgar Berlanga
6. Caleb plant
7. Jaime Mungia
8. Bruno Surace
9. Kevin Fruit
10. Betemir Melikuziv

Andreas “Katz” Katzoukis (16-0, 11 Kos) detained Roberto “El Terror de Cayey” Cruz (11-1, 7 Kos) at 2:37 seventh round for the empty title of WBA Continental Americas on Friday evening at Red Owl Boxing Arena, Houston, Tx. Breyon Gorham defeated Luis Feliciano in the co-business event by a 10-round unanimous decision.

In the first minute of the second round, Cruz left, landing Katzoukis, who returned for the rest of the round. Cruz had an advantage in the rounds of action in the third and fourth rounds. In the last seconds in the fifth round, Katzoukis successfully hurt Cruz successfully.

In the last seconds of the sixth round, Katzoukis entered Cruza to the ropes, which looked like knocking down, but judge John Schorle waved him as if it was a slip. In the last minute of the seventh round, Katzoukis went Cruz on the canvas, when Cruz’s corner threw a towel, ending the fight.

In the Co-Main event, super featherlight Breyon “Grindtime” Gorham, 19-0 (15), overtaken Luis Feliciano, 17-3 (8) according to a 10-round unanimous decision, gaining knocking down.

In the first round, previously undefeated and out of losses, Feliciano was convicted. From a second to the seventh round Feliciano fought with it, although Gorham in most of them got the best.

In the eighth round, Gorham counted Feliciano with his right chin, dropping him on the 8th Hold from Judge James Green.

They both had moments in the ninth round, and Gorham had an advantage. In the tenth and final round, knowing that he was far behind Feliciano, he had his best round working Gorham.

The results are 98-91, 97-92 and 99-90.

Super featherlight Giovanni Marquez, 12-0 (6) defeated Esteban “Stone Hands” Munoz, 10-4 (5) by an 8-round unanimous decision to gain an empty title of continental America.

In the first round Munoz passed Marquez, until a minute, Marquez swayed Munoz with his right chin. Munoz in the third round landed a combination of chin, swaying Marquez. In the fourth round Marquez had an advantage. In his corner is the former world champion Raul Marquez.

Marquez had a slight cut on the right eye at the end of Slugfest in the fifth round. In the seventh round they mostly fought on an equal level. In the eighth and last round, Marquez had a munoz at ropes with a tow truck until the last seconds, when Munoz landed in his last chin.

The results were 78-74, 78-74 and 79-73. Joe Rodriguez was a judge.

Lithe Southpaw Oscar “El Chata” Perez, 13-0-2 (7), defeated Cesar “Izon” Juarez, 31-19 (24), in an eight-handed unanimous decision.

Perez dominated in the first three rounds. In the fourth round judge James Green scored a point from Juarez for low blows. Lew in the fifth round. Pereza on the chin dropped off the 8-net from Judge Green. In the eighth and final round, both let everything spend time and already suffers from a bloody nose.

The results are 80-70, 80-70 and 79-71.

Super average weight Nate “Brickbuster” Lugo, 4-0 (4), stopped “Italian stallion” by Austin Dulworth, 4-4 (1), at 2:47 in the fifth round of the planned six times.

Lugo won all three in full action in the first three rounds. In the fourth round, at the end of a minute, the right from Lugo on the chin and down Dulworth went 8-story from judge John Schorle. In the fifth round, with fifteen seconds, a lot of blows from Lugo forced Judge Schorle to stop.

The average weight of Elijah “Kaboom” Lugo, 2-0) defeated Chris Porter, 2-3-2 (2) four-soving unanimous decision.

In the first twenty seconds of the first round, Lugo swayed the porter with his right chin. In the fourth and final round it was that Lugo tried, but the space could not be obtained.

The results are 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36.

The skiper was Lupe Contreras.

Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz could fight Angel Fierro on Undercard Manny Pacquiao vs. Mario Barrios in July. This event still has to be confirmed. Cruz (27-3-1, 18 KO) defeated Fierro (27-3-2, 18 KO) with a unanimous decision at the beginning of this year on February 1, with a result of 98-92, 97-93 and 96-94. There would be a rematch because some boxing fans thought it was a controversial result.

Fierro again?

I watched the fight and I had a Cruz victory 9-1. There was no controversy. The only question about scoring is: why the judges had it so close. Pitbull dominated this fight, but the judges did not recognize him as arrows of the bodies that he landed all the time. Fans prefer Cruz to fight someone else, for example the WBA welter run master, Gary Antuanne Russell, IBF Richardson Hitchins master or Teofimo Lopez for his WBO belt.

Pitbull Cruz could fight Ryan Garcia last Friday in the evening, but he did not want to negotiate with him fighting when he was still on February to fight Fierro. Cruz must now kick, because not only he would earn more money by fighting Ryan, but would win the “ordinary” title of WBA “ordinary” welterweight title. If he took a fight in Garcia and won, he would be able to earn huge money in a rematch against another popular warrior.

What Pitbull does not need is to get stuck in making a rematch against pretenders just because one of his fights was competitive or controversial. He must go further, challenging for world titles.

Pitbull style

Cruz looked like a little Mike Tyson against Fierrero. It was impressive how he adapted when Fierro still forced him to shot in the head. Cruz focused on his body and could not do anything to get off these shots. Again, the judges did not award Pitbull as his work, because they would consider it a skewed decision if they did.

Fierro lost two of the last three fights and heads towards the status of the journeyman. His second defeat was Alfredo Santiago last year in June, and it was a wide 10-round defeat of the decision. If anyone was blurring, he should be a rematch, it should be Santiago.