Now, all of a sudden, I'm talking about his mama? But now, all of a sudden, those words mean something completely different? As you surely know by now, Caleb Plant did not shock the world on Saturday, as he was dropped twice and stopped in the 11th round in his fight with Canelo Alvarez. Until now, he’s fought some bigwigs of the division, but his ultimate test lies in the undisputed title fight which he’ll take on in the coming few months. Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez has issued a warning to Caleb Plant after the pair went head-to-head and engaged in a heated verbal exchange at yesterday's weigh-in ahead of their fight for all four super middleweight world titles. Dirrell is gunning for one more world title shot as he takes on the upset-minded Marcos Hernandez in the co-feature to the Canelo Alvarez-Caleb Plant undisputed super middleweight bout Saturday, November 6 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, live on SHOWTIME pay-per-view. Saul "Canelo" Alvarez shoved, slapped, and made Caleb Plant bleed just two months before their super middleweight world championship bout.
As is customary when big fights are announced, the two boxers went face-to-face for the media ahead of the event. Security and the team of the two boxers both rushed onto the stage to separate them. The two fighters compete in November, but were happy to throw hands two months early. Terence Crawford gets his big matchup against Shawn Porter in November, and his teammate Jamel Herring has a similar challenge in rising star Shakur Stevenson. Coach Wade is a busy man as he helps Plant prepare for Canelo as well as working with Shawn Porter and Rolando Romero ahead of Romero’s world title bout versus Gervonta “Tank” Davis Saturday, December 5 on SHOWTIME pay-per-view. Two-time world super middleweight champion Anthony Dirrell and strength and conditioning coach Larry Wade impart their wisdom this week on The PBC Podcast. Canelo and Plant are set to face off against each other in a championship boxing match on November 6th. Being billed as On The Road To Undisputed, this bout will serve as a super middleweight unification title bout, with the winner holding the IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO and The Ring titles, being the first undisputed champion in the division’s history.
Unified middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez is moving up two weight classes to take on Sergey Kovalev for the WBO light heavyweight championship. Alvarez gave an expert demonstration in pull-counter tactics as he shifted away from Plant's strike and attacked the American with two slaps of his own. They exchanged words on the dais but when the American boxer Plant called Alvarez "motherfucker," Alvarez took it upon himself to make his opponent pay. Mayweather's style generated problems for the Mexican boxer, when they faced each other in September 2013. Canelo did not have his best night against the American champion and landed more punches than he could have. The IBF super middleweight champion will face Saul Canelo Alvarez on November 6 in Las Vegas, inspired by Floyd Mayweather Jr's style to take the win. While Plant (21-1, 12 KO) took the first loss of his pro career and dropped the IBF super middleweight title to the new undisputed champion, he seems to be feeling pretty good about his performance overall. LAS VEGAS - Caleb Plant will get paid handsomely if he faces superstar Canelo Alvarez in September. Many fans have been left wondering what's next for Caleb Pant. Here's what fight fans need to know to watch the Canelo-Kovalev fight.
“This award validates what we already know about our state - that we have the best workforce and quality of life in the country. If you have a Fire TV Stick or any Fire TV device, then you are almost equipped to stream Canelo Alvarez vs. Expect Plant to take a break and then look for a fight next spring or summer, depending on how much time he needs to recover physically and, probably more importantly, mentally. Then the bad thing he said, 'You motherfucker.' You can say whatever you want to me, but not to my mother. “I just want to fight the fights that the people want and make history. I feel like I’ve got every tool in the bag to make that happen. Mayer has largely been able to cruise past opposition so far, but Hamadouche should at the very least make Mayer really earn it out there. Mike Tyson and former two-time WBC super middleweight champion David Benavidez spoke about it on “Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson” during this past summer.