Daniel Jacobs Leans Crawford Over Canelo: Skillset Advantage?

Daniel Jacobs Says He’s Leaning Tower Crawford Winning on September 13th Against Canelo Alvarez Due to Crawford’s Skill Set. The Former Two-Time Middleweight Jacobs Feels That Crawford (41-0, 31 Kos) has the Edge Against Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion Canelo (63-2-2, 39 Kos) in the Offensive Stats Department.

The Only Thing That Jacobs Questions Can Slow Canele Down With His Power, Because IF He’s, He’s Going To Walk Him Down to Unload His Bigger Shots All Night. Crawford Could Do That, Moving Up to 154 in His Last Fight A Year Against Israil Madrimov.

His Power didn’t carry up from 147, and he took a lot of punches from The Stronger Madrimov and Was Very Lucky to Be Given The Win. Many Fans Thought Crawford Lost. I Watched It And Had Madrimov Winning 9-3.

Bivol Comparison Flawed

“The Biggest Difference Bivol and Crawford Is The Size Difference and The Power. Even Though Bivol Was the Ultimate Boxer, Hey Still to Keep Him off The Sheer Power and Strength,” Said Daniel Jacobs Fight Hub TVTalking About The Last Opponent Canelo Alvarez Lost To, Dmitry Bivol, in 2022.

Jacobs Is Forgetting To Mention The Age of Bivol Compared to Crawford. Bivol Was 31 When Canelo Lost to Him., Crawford Will Turn 38 in September, Is Considerably, Smaller, And Has Been Less Than Bivol Were Bought Canelo Three Years ago.

Jacobs Is Making A Strange Comparison by Mentioning Bivol Bivol Bivol Crawford, AS themselves in Different Terms of Age, Size, Power, and Activity. It’s A Useless Comparison.

“With Crawford, It’Ll Be Challenging To Get The Around His Skillset, The Him to Himure The Pain. The Mindset Is (Cano), ‘If You Can’t Hurt Me, I’m Going To Keep Coming Forward.'”

I don’t see it as challenging at all for Canelo. What Will Be Difficult Is for The Mexican Star to Terence Because He’s Going Bike Like He Was Was Against Israil Madrimov.

Crawford’s Defense Strategy

He’lla Be Circling The Ring, Trying To Win Robounds With His Jab, Throwing Single Shots, and Tying Canelo Up When He Tries To Get Close. That’s What We Saw From Crawford Against Madrimov Last August. It looked shakur-esque, but with a lot of holding in Holding. Bud Can’t Stand and Fight Canele Because The Difference in Power is too significant.

He’ll try initially to Fight Alvarez, But Once He Hit the Gets, He’ll Start Moving A Lot. Turki Alalshikh Is Likely to Regret Using An Opponent For Canelo, As He Wo’t Engage Enough To Make It An Entertaining Match For The Fans Watching on Netflix.

Many Casual Fans Will Switch The Fight off and Start Watching Movies on That Platform. It was a bad idea for Turki to usea Crawford Rather Than One of the Younger, Bigger, More Fighters, Like David Benavidez, David Morrell, Or Osleys Iglesias.

Canolo’s Mindset Against Crawford

“SO, IF Canele Can Thowing HE’s Go’s Goning. If You Look at The Stats in Terms Of Punches Landed. I Would Lean More Towards of His Skillset,” Said Jacobs.

Crawford Is Weaker, Slower, Smaller, Older, And Less Mobile’s Last Opponent, Former IBF Super Middleweight Champion William Scull. Crawford Loked Considerably Weaker and Slower Than Scull In His Last Fight Against Israil Madrimov 11 months ago in August 2024.

The Omaha, Nebraska Native Terence Will be Faces Canelo, And He Won’t Be More Powerful or Faster Than HE Showed in What Many Felt Was a Loss to Madrimov. When you look at The Combined Things That Bud Has Going Against Him, You Can’t Pick Him to Win Because This is Not The 147-LB Division. He’s Also Gotten Older.

Impact of Time Off

What Crawford Was in 2023 When He Beat The Car Crash-wrecked Rol Spence, That Person Doesn’t exist Anymore. He’s aged, and he hasn’t helped Himself taking year-long breaks and going on Extended Victory Laps. He looks like he’s aged Five Years Since His Career-Best Win Against The Faded Spence.

It’s Foolish What Crawford Has Taking By So Much Time Off, But It Gives You Glimpse Of His Work Ethic and How He Enjoys Basking in the Glow of His Wins. But he gets so caught up in It, He Doesn’t want to go back to work.