Unified super-middleweight champion, Mexican Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez, fights undefeated and former super welterweight world champion and compatriot, Jaime Munguía, topping the stacked bill on Saturday, May 4 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Canelo vs Munguía is the first undisputed four-belt title fight between Mexican fighters and also celebrates the great clashes between Mexicans over the years.
The WBC will present as a special trophy to the winner of this fight, the “TAMAULIPAS” belt, a beautiful masterpiece designed and made by the family workshop “Haeberli Piel Artesanía Tamaulipeca”.
Canelo: 166.8 lbs
Munguía: 167.4 lbs
Canelo: “Jaime is hungry. He throws a lot of punches, and that makes him a dangerous rival who is going to leave everything in the ring. That’s when good fights happen.
“He has earned this place with the fights he has fought , the person he is and it also makes me very proud to be able to say that another Mexican earned the opportunity. It is the first time in history that two Mexicans will be seen fighting for the four world titles and that makes me very proud.
Munguia: “I’m so happy and excited that this fight is almost here. My team has been behind me the whole way and all the fans can expect a full out Mexican war. Make sure to tune in, you will not be disappointed.
“We’ve worked on so much with Freddie Roach and had an amazing training camp. You’re going to see everything that we’ve learned on Saturday night.
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