Ahead of his fight with Berlanga, the Mexican boxing legend gave an interview to iFL TV, covering topics both related and unrelated to the battle. During the interview, he was pressed about the longstanding allegations that Canelo Alvarez is avoiding a matchup with Benavidez.

Historically in the sport of boxing, there is a  list of big fights that failed to materialize, but currently a potential mega fight between Canelo Alvarez

Saul “Canelo” Alvarez may be said to be ducking David Benavidez, but the respected trainer Robert Garcia believes the super-middleweight king can do without him.

In a recent interview, former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, widely regarded as one of the most intimidating fighters in boxing history, revealed that there is one boxer today he would be hesitant to face—David Benavidez, also known as the "Mexican Monster."

The simple reason why Canelo is not fighting David Benavidez - Boxing’s misunderstood king always finds a way to get what he wants – on both sides of the ropes

Super middleweight champion Saul “Canelo” Alvarez outpointed challenger Edgar Berlanga on Saturday night in front of a sold-out crowd at T-Mobile Arena. Making his eighth super middleweight title defense,

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