Canelo lost his advantage? Ryan Garcia says Alvarez does not have the intensity of his first

Ryan Garcia says that Canelo Alvarez does not have the “energy and intensity” that he had before when he was younger. He thinks he has lost this part of his game and does not fight the level he made when he ravaged the Caleb plant in 2021.

Garcia continues to choose Canelo (63-2-2, 39 kos) to defeat Terence Crawford (41-0, 31 kos) this Saturday night of September 13. In an interview with Cigar Talk, Ryan said that Crawford’s features will have no effect on Canelo, who will walk them and continue to move forward.

The diminished energy of Alvarez

“He has the same energy and intensity he used to have when he was younger, or even when he fought against the Caleb plant. This was his last major performance. Will he have this second and third effort?” said Ryan Garcia to sound the magazine X.

Ryan may be too young to remember how Alvarez saw himself before his career between 2005 and 2016. But even then he had problems with resistance and intensity. Canelo only fought in Spurts and spent in the second half of his fights.

It is a problem that was there from the beginning, but again, Garcia may not have been following Canelo’s career because he was only 7 years old when he started fighting in 2005.

Canelo Ko’s power is not reduced

Canelo may not have the same energy, but his power still has as good as always. As far as I know, there is no way out, period, in his fist power. The shots that fell on Jaime Munguia and Edgar Berlanga in 2024 would probably eliminate Crawford because it had not been hit before.

Crawford had trouble with the punches with which Israil Madrimov struck him in 2024 and was not loaded. Madrimov was only contacting fast hands and grabbed on the right hands that were fattening the Crawford head repeatedly throughout the fight.

Crawford, 37, has pressure on him to entertain himself, as this was the idea of ​​Turki Alralikh to use him as a caneal opponent for more combatants oriented to the 168 and 175 weight classes, which are most proven. In fact, Christian Mbilli, fighting the barrier, would have been better for an exciting struggle to impress Netflix’s general public.