Canelo Alvarez: Boxing News: Canelo Alvarez is set to take on Jermall Charlo after inking a deal with PBC. This will be Canelo’s first fight post-PBC and the bout has been rescheduled from its original date of September 16th to September 30th. But before we witness this epic showdown, let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive the moment when Canelo knocked out PBC’s undefeated world champion boxer to claim his undisputed gold.
WATCH: When Canelo Alvarez Knocked Out PBC’s Undefeated World Champion Boxer To Claim His Undisputed Gold
WATCH: Canelo Alvarez knocking out PBC’s Champion
The unforgettable match that took place was none other than Canelo Alvarez against Caleb Plant. It’s worth noting that during that time, Canelo was associated with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom but was a free agent, which led him to fight Caleb under the PBC banner. However, he eventually returned to Matchroom after the bout.
Talking about the match Alvarez displayed his true mastery of the sport after a shaky start in the first round. Despite Caleb Plant’s impressive performance, Canelo quickly established his dominance, commanding the ring with calculated footwork and unleashing a barrage of ferocious combinations.
Throughout the match, Canelo’s devastating left hook proved to be a formidable weapon, repeatedly rocking Plant and leaving him vulnerable. It was a true display of skill and power from the Mexican boxer.
The 11th round of the Alvarez vs. Plant fight proved to be the turning point of the night. After a hard-fought battle, Canelo finally landed the punch that would seal Caleb Plant’s fate – a vicious left hook that sent Plant crashing to the canvas for the first time in his career. Although Plant managed to get back on his feet, he was clearly dazed and unable to regain his composure.
Sensing his opportunity, Alvarez pounced on his opponent, unleashing a barrage of powerful punches that left Plant defenseless. Despite the American’s valiant efforts to fight back, he was ultimately overpowered by the Mexican champion’s superior skill and strength. In the end, it was a dominant and unforgettable performance by Alvarez, cementing his status as one of the greatest boxers of all time and claimed the gold.
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