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If you’re wondering why it took four years for Canelo Alvarez and Gennadiy Golovkin to pick up where their all-action rivalry left off entering Saturday’s trilogy bout, GGG is right along there with you.

“This is not a question for me,” Golovkin told “Morning Kombat” last week. “I insisted on a trilogy the next day after the judges gave the victory to Canelo [in the rematch].”

To defend Alvarez (57-2-2, 39 KOs), the undisputed super middleweight champion only fought at middleweight once more after his 2018 rematch with Golovkin (42-1-1, 37 KOs), who still holds a pair of world titles at 160 pounds. Alvarez, 32, will look to defend his four-pack of titles this weekend inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas (DAZN PPV, 8 p.m. ET — subscribe now) in the first fight of their rivalry to take place at 168 pounds.

Alvarez, who is fresh off a decision loss to WBA light heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol in May, hasn’t seemed as if he wanted the trilogy despite how much money DAZN paid both shortly after launching in the U.S. in 2018 in hopes of landing a third fight. A big part of that was the bad blood between them, fueled not only by a pair of disputed decisions in which GGG felt robbed but also by the steroid allegations aimed at Alvarez after failing a drug test ahead of their rematch.

Although it’s clear from Golovkin that he still harbors ill will toward Alvarez, who was lucky to salvage a controversial draw in 2017 before edging GGG in their rematch via disputed majority decision, he refused to go as far as saying the third fight was personal. According to trainer Johnathon Banks, who replaced Abel Sanchez after the second Alvarez fight, that’s exactly where his fighter needs to be.

“The best way for G to perform is emotionless,” Banks told CBS Sports. “Now, that might not work for every fighter but for this fighter, the best way to go into this fight is to keep it business and keep his emotions at home. If he wants to pick up his emotions in the locker room, fine. But he don’t need them in the ring. It’s going to be a hell of a fight, regardless. As the fight goes on, we definitely want the victory and want to close the third chapter of this situation. But the emotions play no part in it.”

The first two fights were PPV blockbusters and ultimately exceeded expectations as classic action fights with a high level of skill and intensity. The main difference, however, between the four-year gap between fights entering this weekend is that Alvarez has ascended the throne as pound-for-pound king across multiple divisions in the interim while Golovkin, at 40, has begun to show his age.

Golovkin, who enters as a 4-1 underdog, was the betting favorite ahead of each of the first two fights. He admitted that age has made it more difficult to recover, which is something Banks, a disciple of the late Emanuel Steward’s Kronk Gym, has worked hard on offsetting.

“It’s all about training smarter and just being more efficient in the things you do well,” Banks said. “When you are young, the goal is to train hard no matter what. When you get older, you have to train smarter. That 40-year-old guy is totally different than your average 40-year-old guy. Right now, he’s just fine tuning as much as possible so to not overwork himself.”

Still, Golovkin has looked much slower despite going 4-0 since the second Alvarez fight. He has also taken a great deal more punishment in return than fans have ever seen, including a disputed decision win over Sergiy Derevyanchenko that contended for fight-of-the-year honors in 2019.

What doesn’t help Golovkin is that Alvarez has steadily evolved in recent years from a counter boxer to a stalking knockout threat, which has come as a huge shock to those who watched him carry his power up in weight with him to 168 and 175 pounds.

Both fighters have tremendous chins and neither has been down or stopped as a professional. Golovkin, in fact, still maintains that he has yet to have been even buzzed once despite closing in on 400 combined amateur and professional fights. Still, most believe he will need to lean hard into his superpower in order to have a shot at upsetting his more fresher foe.

“I use this motto all the time: I would rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it,” Banks said. “I agree that it’s going to be a hell of a fight. My wish and desire is for G to close the show in dramatic fashion but, believe me, Canelo can take a punch, too. He’s no pushover from taking shots from much bigger guys. He took right hand after right hand from G that 90% of people fell from and never recovered. He took it like it was a piece of meat and he ate it and kept coming.”

Alvarez, who has openly said he’s preparing to deliver the knockout this weekend and remove any lingering talk of controversy, believes the third (and presumably final) meeting between the two living legends will also be the most exciting.

“I think this is going to be the good one of the three, I think it’s going to be the best,” Alvarez said. “He, obviously, is going to bring all the best he can because, you know, everybody is talking about his age. I’m going to bring everything to come back stronger than ever.

“This fight is very important for my legacy because it will remain in the history of boxing after this fight. That’s why we fought the three times, right? I think this is one of the best rivalries in boxing history.”

The undercard fills out with some interesting names returning to the ring. Jesse Rodriguez looks to defend his WBC super flyweight title against Israel Gonzalez in the co-feature. Austin Williams is back when he takes on Kieron Conway in the middleweight division. Diego Pacheco and Enrique Collazo slug it out in the super middleweight division. And veteran Gabe Rosado is back in a super middleweight clash against Ali Akhmedov.

Fight card, odds

  • Canelo Alvarez (c) -500 vs. Gennadiy Golovkin +380, undisputed super middleweight championship
  • Jesse Rodriguez (c) -1200 vs. Israel Gonzalez +750, WBC super flyweight championship
  • Austin Williams -575 vs. Kieron Conway +425, WBA ‘international’ middleweight championship
  • Diego Pacheco -2500 vs. Enrique Collazo +1200, super middleweights
  • Ali Akhmedov -700 vs. Gabriel Rosado +500, super middleweights

Prediction

It was Albert Einstein who once described the definition of insanity as doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results. For Golovkin, Saturday’s trilogy will take place in the same ring, against the same opponent and in front of the same state commission as the first two fights, which he believes he was robbed from winning.

Golovkin will also be boxing in front of two judges who have played a major role in the proceedings up to this point: Steve Weisfeld scored the rematch 115-113 for Alvarez, as did Dave Moretti, who also had it 115-113 for Golovkin in the first fight. Judge David Sutherland, a newcomer to this rivalry, rounds out the trio alongside referee Russell Mora.

Six different scorecards have been submitted during the two fights and only one of those have had Golovkin winning. Aside from any potential corruption that GGG has often implied, there appears to be a big reason why those tasked with declaring a winner have ultimately favored Alvarez.

Although Golovkin has outlanded Alvarez by an average of 40 total punches over both fights, Alvarez has held the edge in power punches landed, power punching percentage and body shots. Should GGG apply the same exact strategy to try and solve Alvarez without amping up the risk he’s willing to take to offset his loss of speed and stamina, not only is a repeat decision loss likely in order, so could be the first stoppage of his great career.

Golovkin connected on just six and eight body punches landed, respectively, in the first two fights. He also had trouble landing his right hand in any form against the much quicker Alvarez, who utilized precise upper trunk movement to avoid said shots while opening up countering opportunities.

On paper, Golovkin’s jab-heavy style is the perfect blueprint to give Alvarez fits. He cuts off the ring as well as anyone historically and can use his jab as both rangefinder and weapon. It’s a blueprint, one can argue, that Bivol used to solve Alvarez in May.

But in this case, Bivol was a natural light heavyweight. Golovkin will be moving up to super middleweight for the first time, meaning the size advantage he once held over the former junior middleweight in Alvarez has since been deleted by the Mexican star’s dramatic rise in weight.

Does GGG need to go for broke and seek the knockout as his only hope of winning? Not necessarily, especially given Alvarez’s equally stubborn chin. But he will need to fight as physical as he ever has in the clinch to slow down his opponent and he will need to show a level of urgency that simply hasn’t been there late in his biggest (and closest) fights before.

Expect Alvarez to start slow and efficient while trying to navigate just how much juice GGG has left. But once he makes the adjustment to come forward, similar to what Alvarez did in the rematch, weakening Golovkin to the body late while walking him down seems likely.

Given Golovkin’s pride and his incredible punch resistance, it wouldn’t be a major surprise that this rivalry reached a 36th and final round. But make no mistake about Golovkin’s real chances. Unless he’s willing to significantly alter his style to offset his physical decline and take gambles in ways we haven’t seen before, a second straight decision loss feels inevitable.

How To Watch Free KSI 2 Fights 1 Night Live Boxing Stream Online

KSI ends his three year absence from professional boxing with a bang when he headlines the first ever MF & DAZN: X Series event in London tonight.

Click To Watch Free KSI Live Boxing Stream

The British entertainment star will be pushed to the limit when he fights twice in one night, with his first contest being against Swarmz.

For KSI, this will be a chance to shake off any ring rust before facing professional boxer Luis Pineda in the main event later this evening.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of KSI vs. Swarmz.

KSI VS. SWARMZ FIGHT DATE, START TIME TONIGHT

  • Date: Saturday, August 27
  • Time: 7 p.m. BST / 2 p.m. ET   
  • Fight ringwalks (approx): 7:10 p.m. BST / 2:10 p.m. ET   

The event is set to get underway at 7 p.m. BST / 2 p.m. ET with ringwalks scheduled for 7:10 p.m. BST / 2:10 p.m. ET. These timings are subject to change.

CAN I WATCH KSI VS. SWARMZ ON DAZN TONIGHT?

The fight will be available on DAZN PPV in the UK, Ireland, US and Canada, and the rest of the world on DAZN in over 200 countries across the globe (except Crimea, Iran, Cuba, North Korea and Syria).   You can sign up for a subscription here . However if you are in Argentina, Chile and Colombia you must download the DAZN app from the Apple App Store or Android Google Play store and then sign up from there, rather than via web browser.

WHAT DEVICES ARE SUPPORTED ON DAZN?

DAZN is available on web browsers at DAZN.com  (except Argentina, Chile and Colombia) and also has apps available for all of the following TV and streaming devices:

MOBILE DEVICES TV & STREAMING DEVICES GAME CONSOLES
iPhone, iPad Amazon Fire TV Playstation 4
Android phones, tablets Amazon Fire TV Stick Playstation 5
Amazon Fire tablet Android TV XBox One
Apple TV XBox Series X | S
Google Chromecast
LG Smart TV, Smartcast
Panasonic Smart TV
Samsung Smart TV
Sony Smart TV

WHERE IS THE KSI VS. SWARMZ FIGHT TONIGHT

The fight will take place at London’s O2 Arena.

KSI RECORD AND BIO

  • Nationality: Great Britain
  • Age: 29
  • Height: 6′ 0″
  • Reach: 76″
  • Total fights: 1
  • Record: 1-0

SWARMZ RECORD AND BIO

  • Nationality: Great Britain
  • Age: 25
  • Height: N/A
  • Reach: N/A
  • Total fights: 0
  • Record: 0-0

KSI VS. PINEDA FIGHT CARD

  • KSI vs. Luis Alcaraz Pineda; Cruiserweight
  • Faze Tempter vs. Slim Albaher; Light heavyweight
  • Deji vs. Fousey; Light heavyweight
  • Faze Sensei vs. King Kenny; Catchweight
  • Salt Papi vs. Andy Warski; Catchweight
  • Sam Hyde vs. IAMTHMPSN; Heavyweight
  • Deen The Great vs. Evil Hero; Catchweight
  • KSI vs. Swarmz; Cruiserweight

HOW TO WATCH FREE KSI 2 FIGHTS 1 NIGHT LIVE BOXING STREAM

KSI ends his three year absence from professional boxing with a bang when he headlines the first ever MF & DAZN: X Series event in London tonight.

Click To Watch Free KSI Live Boxing Stream

The British entertainment star will be pushed to the limit when he fights twice in one night, with his first contest being against Swarmz.

For KSI, this will be a chance to shake off any ring rust before facing professional boxer Luis Pineda in the main event later this evening.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of KSI vs. Swarmz.

KSI VS. SWARMZ FIGHT DATE, START TIME TONIGHT

  • Date: Saturday, August 27
  • Time: 7 p.m. BST / 2 p.m. ET   
  • Fight ringwalks (approx): 7:10 p.m. BST / 2:10 p.m. ET   

The event is set to get underway at 7 p.m. BST / 2 p.m. ET with ringwalks scheduled for 7:10 p.m. BST / 2:10 p.m. ET. These timings are subject to change.

CAN I WATCH KSI VS. SWARMZ ON DAZN TONIGHT?

The fight will be available on DAZN PPV in the UK, Ireland, US and Canada, and the rest of the world on DAZN in over 200 countries across the globe (except Crimea, Iran, Cuba, North Korea and Syria).   You can sign up for a subscription here . However if you are in Argentina, Chile and Colombia you must download the DAZN app from the Apple App Store or Android Google Play store and then sign up from there, rather than via web browser.

WHAT DEVICES ARE SUPPORTED ON DAZN?

DAZN is available on web browsers at DAZN.com  (except Argentina, Chile and Colombia) and also has apps available for all of the following TV and streaming devices:

MOBILE DEVICES TV & STREAMING DEVICES GAME CONSOLES
iPhone, iPad Amazon Fire TV Playstation 4
Android phones, tablets Amazon Fire TV Stick Playstation 5
Amazon Fire tablet Android TV XBox One
Apple TV XBox Series X | S
Google Chromecast
LG Smart TV, Smartcast
Panasonic Smart TV
Samsung Smart TV
Sony Smart TV

WHERE IS THE KSI VS. SWARMZ FIGHT TONIGHT

The fight will take place at London’s O2 Arena.

KSI RECORD AND BIO

  • Nationality: Great Britain
  • Age: 29
  • Height: 6′ 0″
  • Reach: 76″
  • Total fights: 1
  • Record: 1-0

SWARMZ RECORD AND BIO

  • Nationality: Great Britain
  • Age: 25
  • Height: N/A
  • Reach: N/A
  • Total fights: 0
  • Record: 0-0

KSI VS. PINEDA FIGHT CARD

  • KSI vs. Luis Alcaraz Pineda; Cruiserweight
  • Faze Tempter vs. Slim Albaher; Light heavyweight
  • Deji vs. Fousey; Light heavyweight
  • Faze Sensei vs. King Kenny; Catchweight
  • Salt Papi vs. Andy Warski; Catchweight
  • Sam Hyde vs. IAMTHMPSN; Heavyweight
  • Deen The Great vs. Evil Hero; Catchweight
  • KSI vs. Swarmz; Cruiserweight
How Professional Boxing Is Scored

How Boxing Is Scored In Difference Professional System Matches

How boxing is scored: Whether you’re planning to take the boxing world by surprise or just scatter in a local gym, here you’ll find a handy guide to the punching bag and you’ll find one in the stands here so you might also want to check out the online review of boxing shoes by Adidas. Before stepping into the ring, you should know that judges will use a 10-point system to determine the winner. In each round, you give 10 points to the winner of the round and nine points to the away loser. Being aggressive, controlling battles, or defeating opponents are some of the ways they use to score more points.

Not all boxing matches end with a big knockout or a boxer’s decision to come out of a corner. In that case, judges should use their expertise and experience to determine the winner of the fight. Most boxing matches have three judges standing next to the ring to determine exactly who will win the fight.

10-point system

Referees scored each round of boxing matches on a 10-point scale. The more dominant fighter gets 10 points and the other gets nine points. But each round does not end with a score of 10 to 9. Depending on the boxer’s performance, you may consider the away score to be 10-8 or 10-7.

Get more points

If one of the boxers is knocked to the ground, he loses a point. If you lose twice in one round, you lose by 2 points. However, if each boxer loses during the same round, the playoff points will cancel out each other. So the fighter can get a 10-8 or 10-7 advantage, which will help him if the fight comes to the judge’s decision.

What’s dawn?

During 12 rounds of boxing matches, fighters can lose points as a result of pitching. After the boxer’s shot, he is believed to have been knocked to the ground if any part of his body came into contact with his legs and the ground. It is also thought that the fighter will be knocked to the ground if he somewhat exits the ropes or puts them helpless.

If one of the fighters is down, the other has to enter the neutral corner and the referee starts counting from 1 to 10. During the count, the ref must use its hand to inform the fallen fighter of the count. If the boxer does not stand until the referee finishes counting, he loses the fight by knockout.

you want to lift boxers. Now he is required to do eight seconds of mandatory counting. During this count, the referee decides whether the boxer can continue the fight or not.

Dominate the round

Fighters can score 10-8 without defeating their opponents. If he dominates his opponent during the round, the judges may give him extra points.

Round 10-10

If the judge determines that there is little difference between fighters in the round, any boxer who earns 10 points on the scorecard will be awarded. However, there are several ways the militants are employed to win a victory at the end of a fight. Suppose he is not his opponent KO.

Showing aggression

This is a great way to get that extra point from the judges. But boxers can’t throw punches in any direction without a game plan. Effective aggression involves having a good, technically savvy game plan.

An aggressive fighter who knows how to move inside the ring and bait his enemies against corners and ropes may be rewarded for winning away. Technical advantages include precise combinations, light-speed walking, and skillful use of redness. When all this runs properly, boxing will be a beauty to watch.

Judges are always looking for fighters who know how to attack more effectively while overcoming defense fixes. Boxers who run around the ring and throw punches at their opponents do not launch a powerful attack. What’s more, this style of boxing is ineffective against good defensive boxers who might see the whole fight trapped.

Public Wrestling Ring

The totality of the loop involves using the entire ring through a large walk. Fighters who control the ring know how to catch opponents against corners and ropes, and how to escape these dangerous positions in defensive moments of battle. That is, the boxer’s skill to control the ring, the ability to manipulate competitors’ movements using axes, better foot position, and unusual upper body movements.

Boxers who show this level of dominance always seem to control the fight and show great ring awareness. The totality of the ring is associated with effective aggression. Despite controlling the ring, boxers have to attack efficiently if they want to win the round.

Powerful and clean punch

Hard and clean punches are very important in boxing matches. The judge will not consider punches that are blocked, praised or hit with gloves, elbows, or forearms. There are several scoring areas, but most boxers try to land clean shots on their heads and bodies.

Some boxers may land a lot of punches without causing much damage, while others may get some clean shots that have a lot of impacts. In that case, it is up to the judge to decide which of these winning fighters are far away.

In general, fighters who land clean, powerful and harmful photographs have won prizes that give them a given round. But if both boxers can hit clean and hard, the person with the most damaging round punch wins the round. But this is still the judge’s call.

Strategy & Defence

Some boxing coaches agree that the offense sells tickets but the defense wins the fight. The boxer’s defensive strength and combat strategy will be closely watched by the referees and will be reflected in the scoreboard. Some fighters choose to set traps for more aggressive competitors and wait for the chance to fight back.

This reduces the fighting rhythm but increases the technical level displayed. In this particular case, the defense boxer has effectively earned points based on his ability to dodge a punch along with his skill of fighting back

This strategy plays a big role in the judge’s decision, so they will get points from fighters who show clever fighting schemes in each of the tournament rounds. Even if judges tend to prioritize crime, the defense sector should not be ignored.

 

How boxers lose points

Boxers can deduct points when they make a mistake, generally whether a boxer commits an error is determined by the referee and can lead to warnings, points deductions, or even disqualifications. Two errors result in automatic warnings, and fighters are disqualified if they receive three warnings of any kind.

He is disqualified if the fighter commits a deliberate error causing injury and commits a quick break in the fight. But while the fight can continue if the referee allows it, the boxer commits a two-point deduction. If the error is unintentional and the fight continues, the one-point deduction is given. Points will not be deducted if both fighters are injured as a result of an error.

If a deliberate foul stops the fight in the next round, the injured boxer wins by technical decision if he is the point’s leader on the judge’s scorecard. If it has less points or similar points, the fight is seen as a draw.

How to decide the winner?

If the game is played in all 12 rounds, the decision on the winner is in the hands of the judge. At the end of the fight, there are possible consequences

Draw. This happens when two judges control the lottery fight, or two judges rule as winners rather than a fighter and a third judge is ruling the lottery.

Majority law. One of the referees gave the draw and the other two gave a lot of points to the same boxer.

The decision is divided. The two judges ruled that one fighter would receive more points (the fighter would win), while the other judges gave more points to other fighters.

Unanimous decision. All the referees gave a boxer a lot of points.

 

 

 

Canelo Alvarez Net Worth, Biography and LifeStyle

Canelo Alvarez Net Worth, Biography and LifeStyle 2022

Canelo Alvarez Net Worth: Who is a Mexican boxer. He has had a very successful career in the world of boxing.  He has been the WBA titleholder since 2018, Santos Saúl Álvarez Barragán, popularly known as “Canelo” Álvarez, is a Mexican professional boxer who’s currently a unified super-middleweight world champion.

Álvarez has won ten world championships in four weight divisions, ranging from light-middleweight to light heavyweight. He has held the World Boxing Association (WBA) (Super) title, the World Boxing Council (WBC) title, and the Ring magazine title since 2020.

Name Canelo Alvarez
Net Worth $150 million
Age July 18, 1990
Nationality Mexico
Marital Status Single
Source of Wealth Professional Boxing, Endorsement Deals, and Other Ventures
Salary $20 million
Endorsements Alvarez has a number of endorsements currently signed, having dealt with Under Armour, Coppel Tecate, Hennessy, and Everlast.
Birth Place:   Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Canelo Álvarez Biography, Career Info

1. Early Life

2. Why Star

3. Career Summary

4. Career Highlights

5. Favorite Quotes from

6. Style of Play

7. Awards and Trophies

8. Product Endorsement Earning

9. Social Media Influencing Earning

10. Business Interests

11. Tax Evasion

12. Recent Contracts

13. On-pitch Achievements

14. Endorsements

15. Player Net Worth in 2021

16. Player Luxury Life

17. House & Asset

18. Foundations and Charity Work

Early Life

Canelo Alvarez was born on July 18, 1990, in Guadalajara, Mexico. He is the youngest in the family of eight. His brothers were also boxers. They include Ramon Alvarez and Ricardo Alvarez, who were Welterweight boxers. When he was five years old, his family changed location from Guadalajara to Jalisco.

Why Star

Alvarez has won many titles in his boxing career. He is considered to be among the most successful boxers in the world. The titles include World Boxing Association World Boxing Council and Ring Championship. He has been ranked the best active fighter in the world since 2018. He initially went 43 bouts undefeated.

Career Summary

Alvarez started boxing at the age of 13.  He won a silver medal during the Junior Mexican National Championship. The event was held in 2004 in Sinaloa. He was undefeated in his initial 43 appearances in which he won 30 by knockout. Alvarez is the current best active boxer in the world.

Career Highlights

Alvarez was a very tactical boxer, even at a tender age. On August 31, he won his first Senior title as a boxer. It was after defeating Ricardo Cano. He won Julisco Welterweight Title. In 2008, he beat fellow Mexican Gabriel Martinez. This saw him win WBA Fedectro Welterweight Title. He retained the title by defeating Argentina Carlos Jerez the same year.

Nothing could stop Alvarez from winning. In 2009 he emerged victorious in NABF and WBO Latino Welterweight titles. He achieved the feat by defeating Antonio Fitch of Mexico. He defended his title and won against Euri Gonzalez of the Dominica republic. On August 8, 2009, he won the WBC Youth title by defeating Russian Marat Khuzeev. After this, he won the WBC lightweight title by defeating Mathew Halton of Britain. He retained the title on several occasions. They include defeating Ryan Rhodes of Britain .in 2013, he won the Ring light Middleweight title. It was after beating Austin Trout of the US.

In September 2013, he faced the undefeated Floyd Mayweather. He suffered his first loss as a professional boxer. As a result, WBA, WBC, and Ring light Middleweight titles. He got up from the loss and won his three next fights.

He left the WBC that was later awarded to Golokvin by WBC. In 2016, he beat Liam Smith of  Britain to win the WBO Light Middleweight title. His first match against Golokvin ended in a draw. In 2018, he managed to defeat Golokvin in a close tie. It saw him win WBA, WBC the Ring, and Lineal middleweight.

In 2019 he won IBF Middleweight against David Jacobs of the US.

Favorite Quotes from

“ I was made fun of at a young age. I would fight a lot in the streets, and it has a lot to do the way I am today. It helped my development as a fighter, but what can I say?”

Style of Play

Alvarez is excellent with his punches. His counterpunching is extraordinary. His body punching is superb. He utilizes these qualities to defeat the opponent.

Awards and Trophies

1. In 2019 he won ESPY boxer of the year.

2. He was also BWAA 2019 Fighter of the year

3. He defended his title with a knock out in 2011

4. The mayor of Tepic offered him a horse

 

Product Endorsement Earning

Alvarez signed a deal with Dazn worth $ 365m. The company will be broadcasting his next 11 matches. Forbes listed as having earned $2m from endorsements. Under Armor also sponsors him.

 Social Media Influencing Earning

There is no information about his earnings on social media. Alvarez spends most of his time promoting his endorsements on his social media platforms. He has a massive following on these platforms.

Business Interests

Alvarez is the founder of Canelo promotions. The entity represents up to 40 boxers

Tax Evasion

Canelo Alvarez has never been accused of any tax evasion-related crime.

On-pitch Achievements

Alvarez has been able to win many titles in the ring. He has won 35 bouts through knockouts.

He has won the WBA and WBC titles.

Recent Contracts

Alvarez signed what could be the luxurious contract in sports history. He signed a contract worth $ 365 with Dazn. This will be earning him at least $35m per fight.

Endorsements

Alvarez has endorsements from different companies. Dazn is the major one. They include Under Armor, Louis Vitton, Everlast Moet Hennesy, etc.

Controversies

Canelo has faced criticism from fans for being favored by judges.

He was banned for six months for using banned drugs substances.

Injury

  • Fractured thumb in 2016
  • Strain ankle in 2014

Top Earned Match

His match against Golokvin was his top-earning match.  He earned $5m from the game.

Player Net Worth in 2021

$94m

Player Salary in 2021

$33m

Player Endorsements & Sponsorships

Many companies sponsor him. They are Dazn, Under Armor, Louis Vitton, and many more.

Player Luxury Life

His earnings have made him live a luxurious life. Alvarez has expensive cars houses and pets to his possession.

House & Asset

Canelo lives in a luxurious house in his hometown of Guadalajara. He has kept his life private hence becoming challenging to know what he owns.

Family

Alvarez is single. He has two children from his girlfriends.

Private Jet

Alvarez does not own a private jet.

Cars Collection

  • Mercedes SLS AMG
  • LamborginiAventador Roadster
  • Mustang 500 Eleanor
  • Ferrari Testarossa
  • Lamborghini Gallardo
  • Nissan GTR
  • Mustang Shelby GT500
  • Ferrari 458 Italia
  • Mercedes Benz G63
  • Bugatti Chiron

Yacht

Alvarez does not own any Yacht.

Foundations and Charity Work

Alvarez builds a youth institute in Veracruz.

He donated $1m worth of suppliers in Guadalajara after n earthquake hit the country

Summary

Canelo is the best boxer in the industry right now. The boxer is still young and has won many Boxing awards throughout his career. Alvarez has won titles in both WBA, WBC, and the Ring. He is one of the highest-paid boxers in the world right now. As of now, the boxer has accumulated a total of $120m.

 

Conclusion

Canelo Alvarez was born into a boxing family. This saw him become a great boxer. He has managed a total of 35 knockouts in his career. Despite his success, he has endured criticism for getting favors from judges.

Alvarez has worked hard to be at the top despite his younger age. He is undoubtedly the best boxer right now in the world.