Canelo Alvarez looked confident and relaxed today, frolicking and frolicking in a big fight against Terence Crawford on September 13. Today, Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 KO) seems to be happier in training camp than many others.
Canelo’s Large Battle Wallet
The money of the undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo may have something to do with the reason he is ecstatic. His wallet ranges from $10 billion to $150 million. With such money, it is understandable that Mexican stars are so happy.
Terence Crawford: Older rival
A bigger reason is that Alvarez faces a weaker, older, smaller opponent than the ones who have fought in the past decade. Crawford, 37, is an old timer, an old timer, compared to past Canelo rivals, Gennadiy Golovkin, Dmitry Bivol, Sergey Kovalev and Edgar Berlanga. Even Alvarez’s last enemy, William Scull, is bigger and faster than Crawford.
“I think Canelo made the decision. Johnny Boy Boxingpredicted that Canelo Alvarez will defeat Terence Crawford. “If you notice Canelo’s last seven battles, even before Bivol, after round 5 or 6, it’s a quarrel game for him.”
Crawford must avoid war
If Crawford chooses to fight Canelo, he will be eliminated with certainty. Before his career Egidijus Kavaliauskas.
“He doesn’t have to worry about punching. Be cautious about the wind, he’s always hurting people in this way. So, I think that’s what’s going on in this battle.”
Canelo will have to chase
Opposing Crawford, Alvarez will have to do some chase because it is unlikely that Nebraska natives will stand up and trade. He will try to replicate the performances of Bivol and Floyd Mayweather Jr. by boxing Alvarez.
“I don’t think Canelo or Eddy (Reynoso) or Chepo will have a chance to lay off employees and jeopardize the next fight, or he’s down the wrong fist because he’s slower than he should,” Sanchez said.
“They’re smarter than that. They’re doing everything they deserve, rather than seizing opportunities, but less than 100 percent,” Sanchez said.
Last updated on August 7, 20125
