cinnamon He once again displayed the four belts that identify him as the super middleweight champion (WBA, WBO, WBC and IBF) and in front of him he will have a rival who does not enjoy the popularity and offerings of the masses as in Guadalajarabut Jermell Charloundisputed super welterweight champion, has shown how heavy his fists can be in the past and he knows that if he beats Canelo his punches will be more intimidating and his cache will increase even more.
Maybe that’s why in the previous press conference, Charlo made it clear that he didn’t travel to Las Vegas to go sightseeing or play in casinos. “I didn’t come here to lose. I’m sure I’m going to win,” replied Canelo, with the imperturbable face that characterizes him, with the threat that “on Saturday you’ll learn your lesson.”
Canelo is trying to revalidate the titles and add his 60th victory since he started boxing at the age of 15. He prepared, as usual for him, a special set and a unique presentation to enter the ring of T-Mobile Arenaagainst a rival who has moved up two weight divisions (from super welterweight to super middleweight, that is, from 69.85 to 76.2 kilograms), with the need and uncertainty that this entails.
A valuable purse is at stake
At stake is not only honor, because as is usually the case in a high-flying battle like this, the purse is also interesting. Although the wallet at stake has not been officially announced, Canelo Alvarez can earn up to $50 million, according to information published by the Celebrity Net Worth website. An amount of money that is ‘not fixed’ and depends on several factors, such as the sale of television transmission rights, the sale of tickets or the number of people who buy pay-per-view and that in Spain is Only You to proceed with ‘Mitele Plus’.
A ‘Canelo’ that clearly starts with an advantage in the betting houses, Caesars Sportsbook giving Canelo as the favorite fight Jermel by 4-1.
Source: La Verdad
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