Stitch Duran explains stacking method of hand wrapping that created controversy at Canelo-GGG I

There was a controversy prior to the first Canelo Alvarez-Gennady Golovkin fight in 2017 in Las Vegas, when GGG trainer Abel Sanchez complained about the way that Eddy Reynoso wrapped Alvarez's hands. Nevada allowed it and Sanchez continues to insist it is illegal as the Sept. 15 rematch approaches.

Veteran hand wrapper Stitch Duran, arguably the best in the business, wraps my hands and discusses the controversy. He wraps one the way Sanchez wraps Golovkin's hands and wraps the other the way Reynoso wraps Alvarez. I explain at the end how they felt on me.

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