Quote from: owengtam09 on Today at 08:22:30 AM

Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on January 28, 2024, 06:23:13 AM

Munguia was able to get the TKO win against a fighter who went the distance with Canelo. If Canelo doesn't fight Benavidez, then Munguia seems like the next best option. Munguia is never in a boring fight so I am sure against Canelo it will be a slugfest. Munguia's porous defense is his biggest weakness and would probably be his downfall against Canelo. It is still a good matchup on paper with potential to be fight of the year.

However, you rightly point out Munguia's porous defense as a potential vulnerability against someone as skilled as Canelo. The clash of styles and the tactical aspects of the fight add an extra layer of anticipation. It could indeed be a fight with the potential for fireworks and, as you mentioned, a candidate for fight of the year. The boxing community will be eager to see how this potential matchup unfolds and whether Munguia can overcome his defensive challenges in a bout against a top-tier opponent like Canelo,

Munguia's TKO win is undoubtedly impressive, especially considering the opponent's resilience against Canelo. The prospect of a matchup between Munguia and Canelo does sound intriguing, given Munguia's penchant for engaging in thrilling and action-packed fights. The potential for a slugfest is high, making it an exciting prospect for boxing fans,

Quote from: Baofeng on Today at 04:24:41 AM

But Canelo might have to hide on his previous excuse of "not fighting another Mexican". Grin

I would love to see Munguia vs Berlanga first though, As Canelo as his 3 fight deal with PBC, with 2 fights remaining, Benavidez could be the next or Morrell. But in case of Munguia him and Berlanga would be a rivalry if Canelo says no.

Berlanga will have a fight against Padraig McCrory in February 24th, and if he wins impressive, then Hearn and Oscar could sit down and this is a Mexican vs Puerto Rican, which has a storied rivalry in Boxing history.

It's intriguing to consider the potential matchups in the middleweight division, especially with Canelo's remaining fights in his PBC deal. The idea of Munguia vs. Berlanga is enticing, and the rivalry aspect, especially if Canelo opts out, adds an extra layer of anticipation. Berlanga's upcoming fight against Padraig McCrory could play a pivotal role in shaping the narrative, potentially leading to a significant clash between Mexican and Puerto Rican boxing traditions. Exciting times ahead in the middleweight landscape,

Isn't it Munguia is now the mandatory for Canelo's WBO belt?

And so he should give him a chance or at least follow and fight his mandatory. But we all know that he can choose whatever fighter he wants to fight next, he has the leverage as he is the cash-cow. But we will see, as we have noted, all roads to Canelo, to from Munguia to David Benavidez, they are all looking for that huge pay check if they will or can get a fight next year, May or September, that's usually the month/date that Canelo fight.