The Unified World Super Middleweight Champion, Canelo Alvarez, will arrive on May 3 on May 3, of the Riyadh, Saudi Arabia venue, against IBF title holder William Scull in a fight for undisputed supremacy at 168.
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Technically, this struggle is a unification for all marbles, every most important alphabet title, the Ring Magazine Championship and a legitimate claim to the gender. In reality, however, it is more a technical. Canelo was all the undisputed king at 168, and he never lost the IBF belt in the ring. Canelo was stripped of their belt by the IBF, and Scull then won the vacant belt when he won a unanimous decision against Vladimir Shishkin last October.
The IBF has the habit of destroying undisputed reign. They did the same exact thing to Terence Crawford shortly after becoming the first undisputed world-welterweight champion in the modern 4 belt, and they also put Olexesandr Utuyk under pressure that he evacuated the IBF belt on heavyweight shortly after he first unwilling in the Modern 4-Gorrel ERA division. To beat Scull, Canelo can technically make it undisputed at 168, but Canel remains the king of the division that goes into the fight against Scull.
Who will win the upcoming battle for undisputed supremacy in the Super Middleweight section between Canelo Alvarez and William Scull?
This issue of Rummy’s corner Will try to answer the question while also providing a quick preview of the upcoming Super Middleweight Championship competition. Watch and enjoy the video for one man’s opinion. It is Rummy’s Corner (produced and told by Geoffrey Ciani).
Last updated on 05/01/2025
