Saul "Canelo" Alvarez: record, next fight and profile →
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What once was the most orderly, dominated division in boxing has splintered into a free-for-all, writes Lance Pugmire.
To the surprise of nobody, Osleys Iglesias’ next fight will not come against Saul “Canelo” Alvarez.
In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on whether BoxingScene’s team made the right pick in selecting Terence Crawford as fighter of the year
Armando Resendiz’s split decision win over Caleb Plant, which gobsmacked fans and gummed up future plans, is BoxingScene’s 2025 Upset of the Year.
Saul “Canelo” Alvarez has an immediate path back to at least one of his old titles. If he wants it. BoxingScene has confirmed that the IBF has submitted invitations to enter negotiations to both the Mexican star and its top-rated contender, Osleys Iglesias for a proposed vacant title fight. The ruling came down less than a week after Terence Crawford, 42-0 (31 KOs) vacated the belt given his recent retirement. Both sides will have three days to accept the offer before the sanctioning body moves down the list of next available contenders.
Nobody can accuse Netflix of putting on the best fights in boxing, but since deciding to swim in the sport's murky waters, the streamer has become home to its biggest events.
The IBF 168lbs belt is officially up for grabs as of Tuesday, one week to the day of Terence Crawford confirming his retirement.
Lance Pugmire makes the case for Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Terence Crawford fighting again.
The Hall of Fame former super middleweight titleholder has kind words for Terence Crawford while being critical of the man Crawford beat to become undisputed at 168lbs.