Canelo Stays # 1 in ring rankings after Crawford Loss-Wrong

Canelo Alvarez has been moved Down to the Ring’s Super Middleweight (168) Rankings After His Loss to Terence Crawford on September 13. As Such, Crawford (42-0, 31 Kos) Is Now The Ring Champion.

How Low Should Canelo Go?

It Would Make More Sense for Canelo (63-3-2, 39 Kos) to Have Moved Way Down Further in the ratings of How Poor He looked in His 12-round Unanimous Decision Defeat Against Bud at The Allegian Stadium in Las Vegas.

The Ring Super-Middleweight Rankings

C: Terence Crawford (Champion)
1: Canelo Alvarez
2: Osleys Iglesias
3: Christian Milli
4: Lester Martinez
5: Diego Pacheco
6: Armando Resendiz
7: Caleb Plant
8: Hamzah Sheezaz
9: Bruno Surace
10: William Scull

Nation Vegas’ Verdict: Drop Him

Losing That Fight Shouldn’t Resault in Canelo, 35, Being Placed at # 1. That Seems A Weird Move, More About Popularity Than Accurate Measure Wherure to Be Mexican Star Deserves. The Truth Is, Alvarez didn’t Fight well, and neither Did Crawford. Neither Fighter Showed That Three Were High-Level Fighters in That-Called ‘Fight of the Century.’

In other Sports, When You Lose, you don’t get placed at # 1. So, If We Want Boxing To Be A Legitimate Sport Rather Than A Popularity Contest, Canelo Should Be Put Lower in the Pack.

I Ranked Canelo At the Super Middleweight Rankings Because Many Younger Fighters in the Top 10 Ring rankings Would Have Beaten Worse Than Crawford Did That Night.

Iglesias Deserves The # 1 Spot

C: Terence Crawford (Champion)
1: Osleys Iglesias
2: Christian Milli
3: Lester Martinez
4: Diego Pacheco
5: Armando Resendiz
6: Hamzah Sheezaz
7: William Scull
8: Canelo Alvarez
9: Caleb Plant
10: Bruno Surace

Scull Showed More Than Crawford

The Way Canele Loked Argainst Crawford, He’d Come Undonialst Iglesias, Milli, Lester, Pacheco, Resendiz, Sheeraz, and Scull. I Know Hear Scroup Last by 12-round Unanimous Decision, But the Cuban Showed Talent That Showed That Hear More Than Capable of Winning to Rematch.

When Scull Was Standing His Ground and Fighting Canele, He Looked More Impresive Than Crawford With His Power, Hand Speed, and Combination Punching. Scull is a diamond in the rough.

Written by Nation Vegas, a Boxing Analyst Covering World Title Fights 2013.