Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford Agree to September Superfight in Las Vegas

The two boxing legends, both four-division champions, will face off at 168 pounds in a historic bout for Alvarez's super middleweight titles.

Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford have reached a tentative agreement for a September 13 fight in Las Vegas, with the venue still to be finalized.
The fight will take place at 168 pounds, marking Crawford's jump up two weight classes to challenge for Alvarez's super middleweight titles.
Crawford, undefeated at 41-0, has expressed confidence in overcoming the size disparity, while critics highlight Alvarez's weight advantage and skill at the higher division.
Alvarez, with a record of 62-2-2, has been dominant at super middleweight and is expected to defend his titles in May against William Scull before the September bout.
The fight is being organized by Saudi Arabia's Turki Alalshikh, who has played a key role in setting up high-profile boxing events in recent years.