Promoter Eddie Hearn is still holding onto hope that Edgar Berlanga will be the next opponent for undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez in September. Hearn believes that Berlanga, the #1 WBA contender with a record of 22-0 and 17 KOs, could make an interesting opponent for Canelo. He sees this potential matchup as a
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Terence Crawford, the four-belt welterweight champion, is set to face a tough opponent in Israil Madrimov. This upcoming fight is not to be taken lightly, as Madrimov is known for being the biggest puncher Crawford has faced in his career so far. At 36 years old, Crawford is nearing the end of his career with
Recent reports suggest that Canelo Alvarez may be facing Edgar Berlanga next in September, rather than his IBF mandatory challenger William Scull as originally anticipated. It is believed that there may have been a step-aside deal made for Scull to allow for the potential matchup between Canelo and Berlanga to take place. Salvador Rodriguez has
News has recently surfaced that Canelo Alvarez and William Scull have reached an agreement to fight later this year. Despite initial doubts and speculations, the fight between Canelo and Scull, who is the IBF mandatory challenger, is set to take place without going to purse bids. This announcement comes as a surprise to many, as
Following David Benavidez’s impressive win over Oleksandr Gvozdyk in the light heavyweight division, it was no surprise that he immediately mentioned the name of boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez. Despite receiving positive reviews for his performance, there are critics who believe Benavidez’s true potential lies in the 168-pound division – a weight class dominated by Canelo.
Terence Crawford, the skilled boxer known for his success in lower weight classes, is now considering a significant jump to challenge Canelo Alvarez at super middleweight. This decision has raised eyebrows in the boxing world, with many wondering if Crawford’s motives are truly rooted in a desire for greatness or if it is more about
Oscar De La Hoya recently criticized Canelo Alvarez for choosing to fight Jaime Munguia instead of David Benavidez. However, De La Hoya’s anger seems misplaced considering that Canelo’s decision not only benefited Munguia but also Golden Boy Promotions. De La Hoya’s verbal backhand towards Canelo for choosing Munguia over Benavidez may have been unwarranted. Instead