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Boxing: Canelo Alvarez Warns Bivol of His Conditions, They Won't Fight at 171 Lbs.

Key Takeaways
Mexican Boxer Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and His Trainer and Manager Eddy Reynoso Rejected the Idea of a 171-Pound Catchweight or Rehydration Clause for His Fight Against Dmitry Bivol.

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Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

Mexican Boxer Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and His Trainer and Manager Eddy Reynoso Rejected the Idea of a 171-Pound Catchweight or Rehydration Clause for His Fight Against Dmitry Bivol.

Frequently Asked Questions

Canelo Doesn't Want to Look Advantageous

The Undefeated Russian Fighter Doesn't Usually Gain Much Weight After Reaching the 175-Pound Limit for His Fights at Light Heavyweight, So It Wouldn't Make Sense for Canelo to Use the Recourse of an Intermediate Weight Clause or Rehydration, as It Would Only Make Him Look Advantageous.

Warming Up

A Few Days Ago, and Almost a Month Before the Fight Takes Place, the Russian Fighter Declared That the Mexican Is Not Unbeatable.

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