Canelo Alvarez Defeats Jaime Munguia, Retains Super Middleweight Title Amid Rising Demand for High-Profile Matchups

Alvarez's victory in Las Vegas marks his continued dominance in the super middleweight division, sparking calls for bouts with David Benavidez and Terence Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez secured a unanimous decision over Jaime Munguia, maintaining his undisputed super middleweight championship.
The match, highlighted by Alvarez’s strategic knockdown of Munguia in the fourth round, underscored his tactical prowess in the ring.
Public and media pressure is mounting for Alvarez to face off against David Benavidez, known as 'The Mexican Monster,' in a highly anticipated fight.
Terence Crawford, another potential opponent, was ringside, hinting at a possible future showdown as he plans to move up in weight class.
Despite his victory, Alvarez remains selective about his opponents, emphasizing financial incentives as a key factor in his decision-making process.