Amir Khan completely loses it: Call Canelo Scull a “big struggle”, choose Scull as winner!

You have to joke. Canelo Alvarez vs. William Scull was not just boring, but a television nap, a 12-round sleeping track that left the fans looking at their screens wondering if anyone forgot to tell the fighters that they were in a fight. Not only was Undeliver, he insulted everyone who stayed up to date, paid or missed a weekend night in the hope of action. And yet, we are here, with Scull with his mouth, claiming that he should have won. Incredible.

Scull’s reasoning? “If you are not hitting me, why should I risk?” Oh please. This is not a tactical genius, this is hidden. This hopes to skate doing less than the other. Of course, the Cuban style values ​​the defense, but it is not an excuse to launch a handful of punches over 36 minutes and pretend that you dominate “sweet science”. It is called boxing, not “existed quietly in the ring”.

And now, like salt in an open wound, Amir Khan comes in. Khan, the same guy who got his head out for Canelo years ago, now says Scull won.

You saw it Canelo vs. Scull Disaster and did you think that Scull won by two rounds? Have you fell asleep in half and dreaming a different struggle? Because the rest of us were awake, with pain, seeing one of the 12 slowest, lifeless rounds of recent memory.

“It was the most beautiful and I could have gone in any way.” Pretty? Pretty What, Amir: Fear? Quite embarrassing? Pretty close to a farming farce? Come on, man. You have been in big fights. You know what a performance is like and it wasn’t. Scull landed next to nothing. Canelo barely sweat. The only thing that should have “gone in any way” was the remote control.

“I probably won Scull for two rounds.” Based on what, exactly? Walk backwards in a compelling manner? Smiling in Canelo between Rounds? Throwing the occasional fist in the air? It is a generous thing. It is another that completes completely from reality.

“I like Canelo, I think he is a great fighter and I think he was choosing the shots better and landing the cleaner features.” Right, so admit that Canelo was better and cleaner, but do you deliver it to Scull? It’s not an analysis, this is a comedy sketch.

“Regardless of how the struggle went, it was a great performance of the two fighters.” No, amir. No, it wasn’t. It was a lens, drag and uncomfortable no event that let the fans whispered “Never Again” before the final bell even sounded. Call -“fantastic” escapes the face of all the fans who sat there in the hope that something will happen, anything.

Let’s be clear: Scull’s “performance” promotes this junk. He tells the fighters that they can cost, embrace, dance, and yet get a punch on his back. And of an old champion, no less, it is shameful.

So here is a suggestion, amir: Next time, just say it was a DUD. Say Scull survived, maybe he did it near his eyes, but do not insult the boxing dressing as “big”. Fans deserve honesty, not delicious.