Prior to 2014, Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez was a fixture on boxing cards centered around the Mexican Independence Day holiday in September. His placement made perfect sense on such cards, serving as perhaps the nation’s most popular active fighter.
Dating back to 2009, Alvarez appeared on a Mexican Independence Day-themed card for five straight years. The past two saw the former super welterweight titlist in the headlining bout
His 2012 appearance serving as his debut on Showtime, turning into a huge event despite directly competing with a pay-per-view show on HBO headlined by rival countryman Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in a losing effort versus then-lineal middleweight king Sergio Martinez.
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Dating back to 2009, Alvarez appeared on a Mexican Independence Day-themed card for five straight years. The past two saw the former super welterweight titlist in the headlining bout
His 2012 appearance serving as his debut on Showtime, turning into a huge event despite directly competing with a pay-per-view show on HBO headlined by rival countryman Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in a losing effort versus then-lineal middleweight king Sergio Martinez.
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