UFC Fight Night 79 Henderson vs Masvidal Live Stream

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UFC Fight Night 79 Henderson vs Masvidal Live Stream is here. While the whole boxing world was caught up with talking up a battle between Gennady Golovkin and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez the previous evening taking after Canelo's 12 round consistent choice win more than 35-year-old Miguel Cotto (40-5, 33 KOs) in Las Vegas, Nevada, Canelo's promoter Oscar De La Hoya appeared to have different thoughts, saying that there's a considerable measure of other huge battles out there conceivably for the 25-year-old Canelo other than a battle against Golovkin.

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One of those battles is a rematch against Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0, 26 KOs). De La Hoya said that they will bring the battle with Mayweather in May in the event that he returns and consents to battle Canelo.

De La Hoya feels that the battle would be vastly different this time around contrasted with the last time they battled in 2013, in light of the fact that Canelo is an alternate warrior in De La Hoya's brain and is a little while ago beginning to achieve his "man quality." Canelo couldn't KO Cotto with his recently discovered" "Man quality," which proposes that Canelo won't not be any more effective now than he was two years back when he lost to Mayweather by a disproportionate 12 round choice.

"What Canelo could do was rule," De La Hoya said to the collected media last Saturday night taking after Canelo's win over Cotto at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. "Cotto was out there attempting to box him. Canelo demonstrated a considerable measure of good development, and a great deal of good mixes. He was forceful. He was all the while attempting to turn out in the late adjusts attempting to get a knockout. This is only a point where Canelo is showing signs of improvement, better and better. I'm here to remind individuals he's only 25-years of age. It will happen [Canelo versus Golovkin]. Try not to stress. I can take a page out of my coach's book Bob Arum; 'Well, you got the opportunity to give it a chance to marinate,' or I can say 'We should do it.' Let me converse with my group. Give me a chance to converse with Canelo. Give me a chance to talk about how he's inclination. We don't have the foggiest idea. We'll need to see. It is safe to say that he is going to battle Golovkin? Totally. Warriors battle for belts. That is the reason it was so imperative for Canelo to battle for the WBC belt," De La Hoya said.

I don't trust that Canelo resembled a superior warrior than he was a few years prior when he was beating folks like Austin Trout and Josesito Lopez. What I see is Canelo is greater now than he ever was some time recently, and that additional weight means he can retain shots without being harmed by them. Canelo resembled a light heavyweight the previous evening in the Sergey Kovalev size mold.

Canelo looked truly substantial to the point where he looked greater than the super middleweights. I don't know the amount of weight Canelo increased back in the wake of rehydrating for his 155lb catch-weight battle, yet I wouldn't be astounded in the event that it was 30 pounds or more. That would place Canelo at 185lbs last night. What's fascinating is that Canelo didn't say something the previous evening before his battle against Cotto. Is there any good reason why canelo wouldn't do this?

As large as Canelo was the previous evening, I have an inclination he picked not to do it on the grounds that when the boxing fans found how overwhelming he was, it would undermine his contention that he can just battle Golovkin at a catch-weight of 155lbs in light of the fact that he feels he's not a genuine middleweight yet. In the event that a 180+ Canelo is exceeding the 170lb Golovkin by 10-15 pounds in the wake of rehydrating, then that takes away any contention that Canelo may have about him requiring the 155lb catch-weight handicap for a battle against Golovkin.

I think Canelo has a present for having the capacity to take off enormous measures of weight in a brief timeframe to make weight in his own uncommon weight class of 155, and after that set it back on in a brief timeframe without it placing him in the doctor's facility. Taking off 25 to 30 pounds of water weight the week prior to a battle is possibly perilous. Golovkin clearly doesn't need any part of draining down in weight the way Canelo does.

At the point when De La Hoya was inquired as to whether Canelo is prepared to battle a rematch against Mayweather, De La Hoya said "Totally! It's an entire distinctive Canelo. Each battle we're seeing an alternate Canelo. That is the issue. He simply turned 25's despite everything he developing. Despite everything he developing. Regardless he getting into his man quality. He's a warrior we haven't seen the best of yet. Clearly, Mayweather is resigned. On the off chance that Mayweather chooses to return, Canelo Alvarez as of now has May saved and he might want to investigate the choice. No, I'm not going to start anything [with Mayweather]. Like I said, Mayweather is resigned. Be that as it may, in the event that he would like to return and battle Canelo and profit at the end of the day, this would be the battle with Canelo. We're not saying Triple G is not the inquiry. We're not saying it by any means. We're trying to say that Canelo had an extraordinary battle, and we need to take a seat and examine it. I didn't score it. He won the battle plainly. The wide edge is somewhat sketchy, yet he won hands down," De La Hoya said.

I don't have the foggiest idea about that Mayweather is going to need to make a rebound to battle Canelo, in light of the fact that he can profit battling Manny Pacquiao a second time. Other than that. The weight contrast in the middle of Canelo and Mayweather would likely be a lot for Mayweather to need to take that battle. Unless Canelo needs to consent to another catch-weight, I don't see Mayweather consenting to battle him a second time.

On the off chance that Mayweather comes into the battle measuring 150lbs and Canelo comes in at 180 to 185lbs like he looked the previous evening, I don't think Mayweather is going to like the thought of being out-weighed by 30 to 35 pounds by Canelo. As large as Canelo may be, he ought to be battling light heavyweight champions Sergey Kovalev, Adonis Stevenson, or confronting light heavyweight contenders Jean Pascal and Artur Beterbiev.

[Luke]

I like Mayweather over Bendo in the rematch