Caneo Alvarez says he believes that Tirins Cruford should not be a fighter who has not yet defeated his last battle against the former Foreign Ministry champion of the medium weight, Eserrill Madimov, on the Retada season’s season card in Turki Alalshiph on August 3 last year in Los Angeles.

Alvarez states that he believes Croford I lost “R.He fights or was a “He paints,” Which fits with what many boxing fans believe. Terins, 37, was talented by a narrow decision of 12 rounds unanimously through grades 115-113, 116-112 and 115-112. However, “Little GGG” MADRIMOV fell more clean shots in each round of fighting and got better than Crawford on stock exchanges. Madimov Terring made his time, fighter 40, on his last legs.

Crawford “lost”?

The powerful and technical bed was hit by Cruford at Will with the right hands to the head. There was at least six to eight the large right hands that Madimov was hitting Croford in every round of fighting. This should have been enough for Derimov to win, but not with these judges. He gave her to Omaha, Nebraska’s citizen, gave him a polluted victory, and sent him to the battle of Canelo under a dark cloud.

“For me, I think it was lost. He lost fighting or clouds. The other side may be, but he knows why he was in weight,” Caneo Alvarez told Terese Crawford, believing that Croford did not win.

I agree with Canilo. Cruford lost that battle, and it was bad for seeing him talented as a decision and stealing the Maadimov in this way by the famous fighter. I gave a visiting fighter, Madimov, raw deal.

Doubt address

Cruford should have done the right thing by admitting that he lost and gave Monimovs the return match now. He has been sitting on his back since his controversial victory over the Israel. It should have been useful by clearing the controversy instead of sitting, waiting for the day he pushed his golden parachute retirement against Alvarez in September.

Usually, this should have led to the non -beginner Madimimov victory in the battle. The rulers went with the fighter A-Si, Bud Crawford, while some fans felt preferential treatment. She watched the battle today and Madimov won 9-3. The only rounds that Kroford seemed to have won was 10, 11 and 12.

Even the last round could have gone to Madamov because he was shining Croford up like the Christmas tree, putting signs on him with the frequent hands that were thrown directly below the tube, and his head retreated.