Canelo Alvarez Defeats Gennadiy Golovkin in Trilogy Fight

Controversial Judges' Scores Reviewed

First Bout: Alvarez Declared Comfortable Winner

The highly anticipated trilogy fight between Canelo Alvarez and Gennadiy Golovkin finally took place on Sunday, and the result was a unanimous decision victory for Alvarez. However, the judges' scores have come under scrutiny, with many believing that Golovkin deserved to win.

DAZN Judge Scores Heavily in Alvarez's Favor

Chris Mannix, a judge for DAZN, had Alvarez winning the fight by a comfortable margin of 118-110. This score was significantly different from the other two judges, who had the fight much closer, with one scoring it 115-113 in favor of Alvarez and the other scoring it 114-114.

Alvarez Dominates in the Ring

Despite the controversial judges' scores, there was no doubt that Alvarez was the dominant fighter in the ring. He landed more punches than Golovkin and controlled the pace of the fight. Golovkin had his moments, but he was never able to seriously threaten Alvarez.

Conclusion

The result of the trilogy fight between Canelo Alvarez and Gennadiy Golovkin has left many fans and experts questioning the legitimacy of the judges' scores. While Alvarez was clearly the dominant fighter in the ring, the judges' decision to give him a comfortable victory has raised suspicions of foul play. It remains to be seen whether the judges will face any repercussions for their controversial scores, but the damage to their reputations has already been done.