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An era-defining trilogy fight takes centre stage this weekend and Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Gennady ‘GGG’ Golovkin meet for the third time. The first two fights were thoroughly entertaining, brutal wars, so the third could well be similar. This time up at 168-pounds, who will rule supreme and become the undisputed champion?
On paper, this is a fight that could go either way. It is a genuine 50/50. Both warriors have sensational wins on their respective resumés, and have endured 24 brutal rounds together before. The first was deemed a draw, the second was a majority decision in favour of the Mexican, so who will win the third to put an end to this historic boxing rivalry?
If you fancy a bet on this fight in the super-middleweight division, read on and check out our betting tips and predictions, as well as making use of the various free bets and betting offers on this page.
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Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez vs Gennady ‘GGG’ Golovkin – Fight Information
- 🥊 Boxing Match: Saul Alvarez vs Gennady Golovkin
- 📊 Records: Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (57-2-2, 39 KO’s) | Gennady Golovkin (42-1-1, 37 KO’s)
- 📅 Date: September 17th, 2022
- 🕛 Main Event Time: Approx. 10.30PM EST
- 🏆 Title: WBC, WBA-Super, WBO & IBF World Super-Middleweight Titles
- 📺 TV Channel: DAZN PPV
- 🏟 Venue: T-Mobile Arena | Las Vegas, USA
- 🎲 Fight Odds: Canelo -600 | Golovkin 400
Canelo vs GGG 3 Preview
Four years after their rematch at this same arena, Gennady Golovkin and Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez are set to do battle for the third time this weekend.
The first two fights between the pair were quite simply magnificent. The first fight was deemed a draw, with the second going the way of the Mexican. If this trilogy is anything like the first 24 rounds Canelo and ‘GGG’ shared, boxing fans are in for one hell of a treat this Saturday night in Las Vegas.
Although the first fight was deemed a draw, the general consensus is that Golovkin most definitely won that night back in 2017 and defeated the pound-for-pound king. However, the three ringside judges didn’t see it that way, with the Kazakh being left frustrated and aggravated at the result.
The second fight was even closer, and it was a fight in which you could make a case for either man winning. Canelo was given the nod on the scorecards in a fight that was nip and tuck, ebb and flow and worthy of this trilogy four years later.
It is fair to say that the boxing community are favouring the unified super-middleweight champion to defend his belts here and potentially even knock out an aging Golovki
