Just two nights remain before Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford meet in a highly anticipated undisputed super middleweight title fight. The matchup ranks among boxing’s top pound-for-pound contests and has fans buzzing. Fighters and media gathered for a final pre-fight press conference, adding intensity to the countdown.
The Final Words Before the Fight
This press conference marks one of the last times Alvarez and Crawford will speak before their clash on Saturday, September 13. The event takes place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, with both fighters addressing media and fans. The atmosphere mixes excitement, tension, and competitive energy as the athletes prepare for one of the biggest fights of the year.
Alvarez’s Road to the Title
Alvarez first captured a super middleweight title in December 2018. He became undisputed champion after defeating Caleb Plant in the 11th round in November 2021. This bout will serve as his seventh defense of the undisputed super middleweight crown. The four-division world champion brings experience, skill, and championship poise into this fight.
Crawford’s Rise to the Challenge
Crawford has also held undisputed status in boxing, winning all four major titles at both light welterweight and welterweight. His last fight ended controversially when he defeated Ismail Madrimov to claim the WBO interim light middleweight title. This will be Crawford’s first contest at super middleweight, adding a new dimension to his already remarkable career.
Supporting Fights on the Card
The fight card features other notable matchups, including Callum Walsh against Fernando Vargas Jr. Christian M’bili defends his interim WBC super middleweight title against Lester Martinez. Mohammed Alakel faces Travis Kent Crawford, promising additional excitement for fans attending the event or streaming online.
Watch the Press Conference Live
Alvarez and Crawford held a press conference on the evening of September 11 in Las Vegas. The session allowed fighters to answer questions from fans and media, while adding some competitive banter. The event streamed live on the UFC’s official YouTube channel, starting at 9 PM ET.
