US EditionCanelo Alvarez Breaks Silence After Terence Crawford Loss
Terence Crawford preserved his unbeaten 42-0 record and joined an elite group by winning titles in five divisions, disrupting Canelo Alvarez's rhythm to claim a unanimous decision.
- Canelo Alvarez was defeated by Terence Crawford via unanimous decision at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Saturday night, resulting in the loss of his super middleweight championship belts in front of a crowd of 70,482 spectators.
- Crawford moved up two weight classes aiming to become a five-division champion, entering the bout undefeated with a 42-0 record, while Alvarez was favored but fell short.
- From the middle rounds onward, Crawford steadily gained dominance by utilizing effective jabs and movement that unsettled Alvarez, while the swelling beneath Alvarez’s right eye by the sixth round largely diminished his chances of victory.
- Alvarez expressed pride in his accomplishments and acknowledged his loss with humility, emphasizing that he considers himself victorious because he has the support of his loved ones and a vast fanbase that has stood by him unwaveringly.
- This defeat marks Alvarez’s first loss at super middleweight and third overall, raising questions about his future plans, potential rematches, and possible opponents he might face next.
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DETROIT — (Alan Vanegas) Saúl ‘Canelo’ Álvarez’s reign at super middleweight ended last Saturday night, September 13, when the Mexican boxer lost to American Terence Crawford via unanimous decision. In a fight where ‘Canelo’ put his four belts on the line, which kept him as unified middleweight champion, […] The post ‘Canelo’ Álvarez falls to Crawford and loses his four unified titles appeared first on Latino Detroit.
After falling by unanimous decision to Terence Crawford and losing the supermedium weight titles of the AMB, CMB, FIB and OMB at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Saul ‘Canelo’ Álvarez posted a message on their social networks. You may be interested: Terence Crawford returned the belts to Canelo Álvarez: then he is still champion? This is what it means In the writing, the 35-year-old fighter showed that he has in mind the multiple achievements…
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