After his loss against Dmitry Bivol this May, Canelo Alvarez is all busy gearing up for his upcoming third fight against Gennady GGG Golovkin. The bout will take place on September 17, and the Mexican phenom Alvarez will put his undisputed super middleweight championship on the line. Following an overwhelming defeat at 175lbs in the lightweight division, the Alvarez vs. GGG 3 is worth catching for two particular reasons – one, to see Alvarez bounce back and settle down, and two, to see if Golovkin can avenge his only loss in pro boxing.

Amid the ongoing training camp for the third GGG fight, Alvarez was recently filmed giving boxing lessons to his 3-year-old son Saul Adiel Alvarez. The Mexican phenom took some time for his son present in the gym and showed the same a few punches to work the pads.

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Here is the clip of little Alvarez that fans are talking about.

A three-punch combo for Junior Alvarez: Canelo Alvarez teaches his son the basics of boxing

In the brief clip that has gone viral, fans see Canelo Alvarez stopping midway and training his little son. Alvarez taught his son a three-punch combination comprising an uppercut, a lead hook, and a straight right hand. Junior Alvarez seemed to have a little trouble dealing with the focus pads. At this, father Canelo Alvarez took a pause and with a calm demeanor taught him the right way.

Michael Benson tweeted the clip, and it went viral on the net. Looks like Junior Alvarez is on his way, learning from one of the best the boxing world has ever seen. Almost a year back, another beautiful video of the father and son duo went viral when Canelo Alvarez taught Saul Adiel the meaning of hurt and the need to express it by crying.

It’s ok to cry if it hurts: Alvarez taught a beautiful lesson to his little son

According to Canelo Alvarez, his son dreams of becoming a boxer one day and likewise, he watches his father’s fighting clips on YouTube. Although Alvarez wishes his son showed interest in something other than boxing, the Mexican phenom is there to support his beloved son and his cherished dreams. However, while training, the little Alvarez complained of pain. With love and care, the following is what Alvarez then said:

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 “Well, you’re a boxer. Boxers don’t cry. No, but let me explain something. There are times when something is hurting, then it’s ok to cry. Ok? A lot of times, you have to get things out by crying and that’s ok.” 

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