Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez vs Erislandy Lara July 12, 2014 720p 60FPS HD Show PPV Broadcast

****!!!!JUST REALIZED I ALREADY UPLOADED THIS SOME TIME AGO. OH WELL!!!!***

Not sure just how long I will be leaving this version up sooooo.....if you know how to make YT videos you like yours for keeps...I would make the suggestion you do so if you want to watch this at your own whim. If you do not know how to do that yet, it is truly an extremely simple and there are now countless ways to go about doing so. The only tricky thing is doing it so that you can get the file in the 60FPS, a lot of the websites that allow you to DL YT vids won't "grab" the 60FPS versions if the video is available and because of that I would suggest using programs like JDownloader 2 or Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro...

Entertaining enough fight. All sorts a controversy with the Canelo "W" in this one. I am admittedly a Canelo fan (honestly, I try hard to like all fighters in the ring and not judge them for any of the shit that happens outta the ring...which is likely impossible lol) but I think I would feel he won even if I didn't know who the hell he was. One fighter to me looked as though he was TRYING to win the fight throughout the whole fight, the other guy did not look that way throughout every round. That carries weight with me. Anyway, feel free to talk all the shit you like. Enjoy if you should choose to do so
Mario

Saul Alvarez 155 lbs beat Erislandy Lara 155 lbs by SD in round 12 of 12
Date: 2014-07-12
Location: MGM Grand, Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Referee: Robert Byrd
Judge: Jerry Roth 113-115
Judge: Dave Moretti 115-113
Judge: Levi Martinez 117-111
Promoter: Oscar De La Hoya (Golden Boy Promotions)
Ring Announcer: Jimmy Lennon Jr.
Aired On: Showtime Pay-Per-View (USA), Main Event (Australia)
Official Score Card
Fight Poster
Notes
Lara entered the fight as the WBA Super Welterweight Champion, but the title was not on the line. The contracted weight limit for the fight was 155 pounds, one pound over the super welterweight limit.
The fight was televised live on pay-per-view at a price of $49.99 for regular definition and $59.99 for high definition. It generated more than $17 million from around 325,000 buys.
Alvarez was guaranteed $1.5 million plus a share of the Mexican TV rights and pay-per-view profits. Lara earned $1 million. [1]
Press Scoring

AP 114-114
Yahoo 114-114
Sports Illustrated 114-114
CBS 115-113 Lara
Showtime 115-113 Lara
ESPN (Brian Campbell) 115-113 Lara
Bad Left Hook 115-113 Lara
USA Today 115-113 Lara
LA Times 115-113 Alvarez
HBO 115-113 Alvarez
The Ring TV 115-113 Alvarez
RING Magazine 116-114 Alvarez
ESPN (Dan Rafael) 116-112 Alvarez
The average score from 89 media members scorecards was 114-114. Alvarez won on 34 scorecards, Lara won on 30, and the remaining 25 were scored a draw. [2]