Canelo takes on Billy Joe Saunders as he looks to become undisputed by the end of 2021.
A big crowd is expected at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas this Saturday night, as Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Billy Joe Saunders meet in a Super Middleweight unification showdown.
WBC and WBA (Super) champion, Alvarez (55-1-2, KO37) needs little introduction, and will enjoy the support of a passionate pro Mexican crowd in Texas as he attempts to extend an unbeaten record stretching back well over seven years.
A professional from the age of just 15, Alvarez has established himself as the current pound-for-pound king of the sport.
Boxing Rumors: Canelo Alvarez Makes Startling Revelation, Reveals Big Brother Kidnap Case In 2018
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Canelo Alvarez reveals that he had to deal with his brother s abduction before facing Rocky Fielding in 2018
Alvarez wants to move his family to the United States
Alvarez hopes Mexican laws will improve for their safety
Saul Canelo Alvarez has weathered adversity to make sure that he enters the ring fully focused.
Rarely would one think that the 30-year-old would have some distractions in mind? It turns out that he dealt with something peculiar in 2018 before facing British opponent Rocky Fielding.
The reigning WBA WBC super middleweight champion made a startling revelation when he was interviewed on “In Depth with Graham Bensinger,” which is set to air this weekend.
Canelo: Brokered kidnapped brother’s ’18 release By www.espn.com - TOP
Apr 29, 2021 | 11:45 AM
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Canelo Alvarez Reveals He Negotiated the Release of His Kidnapped Brother
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Mexican boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez revealed on
In Depth with Graham Bensinger that he had to negotiate the release of his kidnapped brother prior to his 2018 fight against Rocky Fielding.
During his interview, the unified super middleweight champion described personal struggles he s had to deal with leading up to fights before speaking on his brother s kidnapping. Canelo didn t reveal why or who kidnapped his brother, but he recalled the process of securing his brother s freedom. In 2018, the Monday before the fight, and I was always on the phone.I negotiated everything for his release, Alvarez said. For three days I negotiated with those a holes so they would let him go. Three days. And after I negotiated, I was still thinking, imagine if this had been my daughter, my mother, my father. For me, it would have been even more difficult. And on top of that, I had to fight on S