Date: Sept. 13
Location: Allegiant Stadium — Las Vegas
Start time: 9 p.m. ET (Main card)
TV: Netflix (subscription required)
This Saturday, Canelo Alvarez will be facing off against Terence Crawford in a highly-anticipated boxing match.
In Las Vegas, Canelo fights for his various titles at the Allegiant Stadium, which is the home of the Raiders football team. He will be facing off against the pound-for-pound champion Crawford.
Follow the fight between Canelo and Crawford as it unfolds in Las Vegas.
Crawford is a four-division champion who has steadily risen through the ranks to become a super-welterweight titleholder. He will be fighting against Canelo at 168 pounds, which is a significant increase from his previous weight.
If Crawford can successfully defend his title against the Mexican boxer, he will become the first three-division champion in the sport. Meanwhile, for his 35-year-old opponent, regaining undisputed status at the super-middleweight division was his goal.
This fight is regarded as one of the most significant events in the sport of boxing in a decade since the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao bout. It pits one of the best boxers in the world against a fighter who is considered to be the best in his division.
Canelo vs Crawford weigh-in results :
- Canelo Alvarez, 167.5 pounds; Terence Crawford, 167.5 pounds
- Callum Walsh, 153.5 pounds; Fernando Vargas Jr., 153 pounds
- Christian Mbilli, 167 pounds; Lester Martinez, 167 pounds
- Mohammed Alakel, 132 pounds; Travis Kent Crawford, 132.5 pounds
Canelo vs Crawford odds :
Entering the weekend, Alvarez is a -165 favorite to retain his titles, while Crawford is a +135 underdog to become undisputed in a third weight class. The over/under is set at 10.5 rounds.
- Alvarez by KO/TKO: +380
- Alvarez by decision: +125
- Crawford by KO/TKO: +800
- Crawford by decision: +200
Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford Fight Card, Odds :
- Canelo Alvarez (c) -160 vs. Terence Crawford +130, undisputed super middleweight title
- Callum Walsh -335 vs. Fernando Vargas Jr. +240, junior middleweights
- Christian M’billi (c) -205 vs. Lester Martinez +150, interim WBC super middleweight title
- Mohammed Alakel -3000 vs. John Ornelas +1100, lightweights
- Serhii Bohachuk -560 vs. Brandon Adams +370, super welterweights
- Ivan Dychko -120 vs. Jermaine Franklin -105, heavyweights
- Reito Tsutsumi -5000 vs. Javier Martinez +1500, super featherweights
- Sultan Almohamed vs. Martin Caraballo, light welterweights
- Steven Nelson -320 vs. Raiko Santana +240, light heavyweights
