Dmitry Bivol Details the Flaws He Has Picked in Canelo Alvarez’s Game- “He Was Empty”

WBA light heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol can face the toughest challenge of his career against the pound-for-pound phenomenon, Canelo Alvarez, on May 7, putting his 175 lbs strap up for the grabs. Despite being an undefeated titlist, Bivol may slide into the fight as an underdog.

Well, he seems aware of it and has already acknowledged Canelo Alvarez’s power. However, the Russian star still appears optimistic about his chances. According to Bivol, Alvarez’s game-plan has a flaw and on exploiting that, he believes the Mexican star can be taken down.

In an exclusive chat with Fight Hub TV, Bivol said, “I am ready for everything on myself from Canelo.”

“You know, he has the power. Of course, he has a lot of knockout fights. But against Canelo, what I remember that Canelo was winning fight until seven or six round then he was empty. Yeah, Kovalev was empty and got a punch.”

Canelo Alvarez relished the WBO light heavyweight gold in 2019 by knocking out Sergey Kovalev. It was his maiden trip to the 175 lbs category and Alvarez claimed the win in highlight-reel fashion. The victory left many of Canelo Alvarez’s critics speechless. However, Bivol seemingly picked up loopholes in that performance, which he envisions to operate in his favor on the fight night.

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Dmitry Bivol will also enjoy physical perks over Canelo Alvarez, which can influence the outcome highly. Nevertheless, Canelo has vanquished taller opponents in the past, and Bivol’s size advantage may not faze him. Having beaten three undefeated champions and a mandatory from December 2020- to November 2021, Canelo Alvarez is seemingly in his prime now.

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Alvarez had several options ahead of him before he picked a move to the light heavyweight ride. Although several other fighters could have possibly been more alluring opponents, Bivol also fits perfectly for the current P4P superstar. Alvarez has earned all the belts at 168 lbs and Bivol’s resume looks intimidating at this point.

19-0 as a professional, the Russian champion has ten successful title defenses under his name. Furthermore, he is an elite knockout artist with 11 KOs under his name. Therefore, Alvarez cannot sleep on his next opponent, especially when it’s a ticket for him to establish dominance at 175 lbs.

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Who do you think will win? Alvarez or Bivol?