A troubled one did not see anyone coming. LAS VEGAS – The only people who felt Dimitri Bivole had a chance to beat Canelo Alvarez on Saturday night. Today we will discuss about Canelo vs Bivol: Rematch| Winner| Scorecard| Highlights
Canelo vs Bivol: Rematch| Winner| Scorecard| Highlights
Canelo Alvarez’s lofty ambition finally caught up with him on Saturday as the pound-for-pound king faces his match in the form of unbeaten WBA Light Heavyweight Champion Dimitri Bivole.
Rematch
The Mexican collapsed with the second defeat of his career on a grueling night in Sin City, with Bivole taking a unanimous decision.
It was quite a performance from the Russian, who defended his strap for the ninth time.
And the victory casts doubt on Alvarez’s trilogy with GGG, originally scheduled for the summer.
Instead, promoter Eddie Hearn suggests that Bivol and Canelo will rematch in September.
Full result: Dimitri Bivol beat Canelo Alvarez (UD)
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Zhang beat Alexander (R1 KO).
Winner
Dimitri Bivole didn’t leave room for doubt as he clearly defeated Canelo Alvarez in round 12 tonight in Las Vegas, but since it’s boxing, until ring announcer David Diamante makes the official announcement, there’s a lot of breathing to be done. Was.
When he did, it was confirmed – though the reality of the fight was by a closer score than many believed.
All three judges scored a fight of 115–113 for Bivol, the closest he could get without a fight as a draw, causing massive and rightful outrage among boxing fans around the world.
Bivole (20-0, 11 KO) won the fight without question. It was a reminder that no matter what a fighter, weight class exists for a reason, and if you take risks and constantly fight top fighters, then yes, even the best lose. Even if the odds are completely in his favor. A superstar draw for a game in which some of them are precious.
Scorecard
T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas – WBA Light Heavyweight Champion Dimitri Bivol (20-0, 11 KO) outboxed Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (57-2-2, 39 KO) in a performance of his life.
In a fight in which many scored most of the goals for Bivol, with all three judges having three identical cards of 115–113, it was very close.
Canelo is still the undisputed champion at super middleweight. There is a rematch clause that Canelo can use.
A rematch could take place in the fall, with the planned September trilogy bout against Gennady Golovkin now in doubt.
Highlights
Dimitri Bivol scored a deserved victory over Canelo Alvarez in Las Vegas tonight, with all three judges making a unanimous decision on a score of 115-113.
A few things about it:
Everyone believed the scores were very close.
Similar to what Punch Total found last week after Taylor-Serrano tried to score fights, a closer look at the cards might reveal a little more, and I think the way this fight was scored was ultimately Shows how impressive the Bivola really was.
