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Roy Jones Jr & Paulie Malignaggi discuss what went wrong for Canelo Alvarez against Dmitry Bivol

Roy Jones Jr and Paulie Malignaggi have explained why Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez struggled against Dmitry Bivol.

Canelo Alvarez suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the Russian earlier this month, losing on points by unanimous decision.

Alvarez was unable to cope with Bivol’s sheer size and power and the WBA light heavyweight champion made it very difficult for him to land his signature exaggerated overhand right.

He came into the contest as the much smaller man, giving up almost two inches in height and reach, and unfortunately for Canelo, he was unable to close the gap to make up for his physical disadvantages.

And both men agreed the Mexican superstar paid the price for cherry-picking his opponent.

Jones Jr told ProBox TV’s YouTube channel: “Well this is what I’m going to say.

“Nobody looked at it this way yet but most of the time when you move up you just want to move up to get a belt in that weight class to say you did it and you move on.

“Either you stay there or you go back to where you came from.

“You already did that, you did that when you beat Kovalev, what’re you going back to do it again for?

“That’s great, you want to be a two-time light heavyweight champion, but what does that prove?

“Why would you waste time messing with Bivol who was a problem already? Why would you do that?

“If you did that, that means that you thought he would be easier than David Benavidez, or he might have been easier than Jermall Charlo.

“You’re the money man, you could have given us something to see with fighting Demetrius Andrade.

Check out the video below…

“Why are you going to challenge another light heavyweight when you already accomplished that one time because you caught the right one, you did it, get out and leave that

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