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Canelo Alvarez has once again demonstrated his dominance in the ring by defeating Jermell Charlo. This victory settled recent debates that had arisen questioning his talent and boxing prowess.
Throughout his career, Canelo has faced scrutiny, with only two losses to Dmitry Bivol and Floyd Mayweather staining his record. However, Canelo prefers to let his gloves do the talking, and with his recent victories, he has silenced his detractors and critics.
Despite his success, Canelo continues to seek formidable opponents. Timothy Bradley, a former two-weight world champion, is eager to witness Canelo take on two enticing challengers.
Bradley expressed his desire to see Canelo face off against David Benavidez and Bivol, emphasizing the importance of these matchups.
Canelo can expect no shortage of offers and opponents as he basks in the glory of his victory over Charlo. The next step for Canelo is to plan his roap, with an eye on facing an opponent who will push him to his limits.
However, Bradley emphasizes the division in which Canelo should compete, suggesting that he should remain in the 168-pound weight class rather than moving up to 175 pounds to face Bivol.
Bradley believes that staying in the 168-pound division will bring out the best version of Alvarez, and he envisions it as the undisputed division for witnessing Canelo's exceptional abilities.
"So everybody got to take a step back, man, take a step back. We want to see Canelo again," Bradley told Fighthype.
"We want to see him against somebody his own size, somebody that's I'm going to punch back at him. We want to see him against Benavidez.
"We want to see him against Bivol at 168. We don't want to see you at 175 against Bivol. We want to see you at 168 for all your straps at 168 because obviously, when you fought, Bivol was quote unquote this is the excuses that everybody makes. 'Oh, Bivol was too big. He was daring to be great. He went up in the weight class.'"