Canelo Alvarez has reignited talks with Caleb Plant’s representatives for a first-ever four-belt unification bout at 168 pounds in November, Alvarez’s trainer-manager Eddy Reynoso told The Athletic Friday. Canelo made his pro debut in 2005. After suffering the only loss of his career in 2013 against Floyd Mayweather, Canelo is 15-0-1. He last fought in November, beating Caleb Plant to become the undisputed super-middleweight champion. Canelo made his pro debut in 2005. A four-division champion, Canelo has beaten a who's who of fighters, including Shane Mosley, Josesito Lopez, Miguel Cotto, and Amir Khan. Golovkin made his pro debut in 2006. He became WBA (first interim, then official) middleweight champion in 2010 and IBO champion in 2011. The king of the middleweights beat the likes of David Lemieux, Kell Brook, and Daniel Jacobs before facing Canelo. Making his pro debut in 2014, Bivol beat Felix Valera in 2016 to win the interim WBA light-heavyweight title. Making his ring return in Las Vegas for the first “Cinco De Mayo” fight since 2019, boxing super star from Mexico faces Dmitry Bivol (19-0, 11 KOs), who eyes to make the tenth defense of his belt, most recently defeating Umar Salamov by unanimous decision last December.
Kambosos (20-10, 10 KOs) is a native Australian and action brawler who holds the WBA, WBO and IBF lightweight titles. “I think the WBO canceled that movement, so I can do whatever it is, but it’s cool if the opportunity is still there,” said Andrade about his fight against Zach Parker being canceled by the WBO. It’s a whooping 400 trees per person, so would planting one more per person really make a difference? For what it’s worth (nothing, actually, just like every other unofficial card!), Bad Left Hook had the fight 96-94 (Wil Esco) and 97-93 (myself) for Canelo on our two unofficial cards. Yeah, the best boxer on the planet, I would like to fight if you accept the idea to fight, the fact it can be happening, no problem. As for the platform and pricing, the bout - like the Bivol fight - will again land on DAZN PPV.
DAZN and Triller both made offers for the event, sources said. Because it is a pay-per-view event, the fight will cost $59.99 for current subscribers and $79.99 for new subscribers. Bivol, you will have buy it via the DAZN pay-per-view format. DAZN monthly subscription: $19.99 in the U.S., $20 in Canada, £7.99 in the U.K. DAZN for £7.99 per month. Boxing fans can watch Canelo Alvarez vs Dmitry Bivol live stream on DAZN. Those who do not currently subscribe can watch Canelo vs Bivol for the PPV cost of $79.99. After competing on a variety of platforms recently, Canelo has returned to DAZN, where he faces Bivol in a rare PPV format. With that kind of money offer, Plant will likely agree on the spot to face Jermall on Showtime PPV. He’s got great skills but you can’t say this is an opponent that will push him. That’s not to say Terri landed nothing or didn’t have her moments, but I thought she’d lost all three rounds before she got knocked stiff standing and stopped in the fourth. That’s not to say Oubaali doesn’t have some nice wins, he beat Rau’shee Warren and Takuma Inoue clearly, but they’re not the level of Donaire, or at least Donaire as we most recently knew him.
Big fights have taken place on DAZN, including Canelo vs. I grew up in a place right outside of Nashville, called Ashland City. Canelo with a right hand over the top. Unbeaten former two-time WBC champion David Benavidez currently sits top of The Ring rankings. He is currently both The Ring and lineal middleweight champion. Don't miss your chance to be hypnotized by this formidable boxer as he dances around the ring! He might be a better pure boxer. Among the announced Canelo vs Bivol undercard bouts, Montana Love (17-0-1, 9 KOs) goes up against Gabriel Valenzuela (25-2-1, 15 KOs) in a twelve-rounder at super lightweight. Among the bouts featured on Canelo vs Bivol undercard, Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela (25-2-1, 15 KOs) of Mexico takes on Montana Love (17-0-1, 9 KOs) of Cleveland, OH in the twelve-rounder at super lightweight. Saunder (29-0, 14 KOs) needs to win his December 4th defense against Martin Murray (39-5-1, 17 KOs), which he’s expected to win, but you never know. The Sporting News has you covered with all you need to know heading into the fight on Saturday.