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Mexican Boxer Saul Canelo Alvarez News
Terence Crawford is expected to make light work of Canelo Alvarez, according to Tim Bradley One of boxing’s most highly-anticipated matchups is just weeks away…
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Canelo Álvarez, global ambassador for 1win and one of boxing’s most celebrated champions, has once again shown confidence in his instincts — and it paid off big. The Mexican superstar wagered $500,000 on Oleksandr Usyk to defeat Daniel Dubois in their highly anticipated heavyweight showdown on July 19…
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Noche UFC has received another big matchup as two former title challengers book a rescheduled bout.
The event is sure to be overshadowed by Canelo Alvarez versus Terence Crawford, which Dana White is also promoting on the same night.
That doesn’t mean that it’s going to go completely under the radar though, even after a change of location and the fact that it’s now set to be a Fight Night card.
Diego Lopes facing Jean Silva in the main event looks to be an all-action featherweight headliner that is sure to close the show in style.
The likes of Brandon Moreno have also registered their interest in fighting on September 13 before a different high stakes clash was made official.
On September 13 in San Antonio, Texas, Tatiana Suarez will return to the Octagon for her first fight since losing her undefeated record.
She will face a fellow former title challenger in Amanda Lemos, with the UFC announcing the matchup on Wednesday.
Suarez lost four consecutive rounds in her first title fight
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TMZSports.com
Terence Crawford‘s an underdog vs. Canelo Álvarez for the first time in over a decade … but he’s not sweating the unfamiliar label, telling TMZ Sports betting odds won’t be the ones fighting him in the ring.
The thrilling boxing showdown between Bud and his rival is set to take place on September 13 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas … and somewhat surprisingly, 41-0 Crawford is not the favorite.
It marks the first time since his 2013 bout against Breidis Prescott that gamblers are siding elsewhere … but when we talked to him about that this week, he shrugged it off.
“It definitely don’t matter,” said 37-year-old Crawford, who’s coming off a huge win over Errol Spence. “The odds can’t fight for him. It is what it is.”
One reason fans may favor Canelo is the size difference. Crawford is slightly taller and has a longer reach, but Álvarez carries more weight — something Bud is anticipating Álvarez will use to his advantage.
