Canelo’s Undisputed Reign

Upon first glance, the anticipation surrounding a fight of this magnitude might lead you to expect fireworks, a clash of titans, but what unfolded was a battle of two fighters, each with a litany of accolades, aiming to win the approval of today's audience. These modern boxing matchups seem more akin to political popularity contests than pure sporting competitions, reminiscent of older battles like Mayweather vs. Oscar or Wilder vs. Fury.

Canelo Alvarez exhibited total control throughout the fight, from start to finish. I must commend the champion for his unwavering pride in facing such a highly anticipated opponent. Before the bout, I had doubts about his willingness to take on a worthy adversary. His reign has been dominant ever since his loss to Mayweather.

Jermell Charlo, on the other hand, proved to be an underwhelming opponent. In a fight of this magnitude, one would expect him to aim for domination and make a resounding statement, not just to avoid embarrassment. Unfortunately, his lack of urgency was apparent, and his post-fight statement, "It is what it is," seemed to acknowledge the unavoidable.

In conclusion, the main event turned out to be less climactic than the preliminary bouts, which surprised me. This fight left me pondering whether there are any undisputed fighters out there willing to embrace adversity. Will Canelo grant any worthy opponents a shot at his title? Are there any boxers truly deserving of the opportunity? Should Canelo consider walking away from the sport?

Canelo's response to these questions seems to echo his determination and spirit: "I don't care; I'll fight anyone