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Undisputed Super-Middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez has undoubtedly been the face of boxing over the past decade. The Mexican superstar’s journey in the ring has been a remarkable one, marked by victories and titles. However, recent subpar performances and doubts stemming from his loss to Dmitry Bivol have cast shadows on his legacy. Despite this, ‘Saul’ has the opportunity to have a chance to silence the critics and reaffirm his supremacy when he faces Jermell Charlo on September 30th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Alvarez’s run over the past few years has garnered mixed feelings from fans and pundits alike. While he has two victories under his belt following his loss to Bivol, his recent fights against Gennadiy Golovkin, and John Ryder have raised questions about his form. Many attributed these performances to a gradual decline, but Alvarez points to injuries as the true culprit. Despite the setbacks, the Mexican remains resolute in his pursuit of excellence.

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Canelo Alvarez gives a defiant response to his doubters

In a recent appearance on the PBC podcast, Alvarez was asked what he thinks about the ‘doubters’. The undisputed champion then acknowledges that he is aware of what has transpired in his career, including his past performances. Despite people expressing doubts about his abilities and questioning his skills, Alvarez remains unfazed. Moreover, Alvarez conveys that he is confident in his capabilities and doesn’t feel the need to respond to critics through words. Instead, he believes in proving himself through his actions in the ring.

“It’s not difficult, but because I know what happened and I know what is happening in me, I know and I understand that people say that, but I don’t care. I don’t care because I know what I’m, I’m what I am and what I mean, what position I am. So, and my whole life I just show them in the fight. I don’t need to. I can tell you right now a lot of things. I’m gonna do this, I’m gonna be different, I’m gonna, and this and that, but in the fight, you will see the difference. You know, I always prove in the fight.” he said

Although Alvarez is confident he will be able to silence all his doubters, Charlo also plans to do the same. The Middleweight champion who has been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism for his inactivity and coming in as the underdog was not shy to address his doubters ahead of this monumental clash.

Jermell Charlo’s confident assertion: Aiming to silence doubters

In an interview with Showtime, Charlo confidently addresses his doubters, expressing that he relishes their skepticism. He also believes that his opponents have yet to experience his true power and skills, vowing to demonstrate his prowess against Alvarez.

” That’s what I’m coming to show. I like when I got haters and doubters. They don’t really know how hard I hit. They ain’t been in the ring with me. So, hopefully after the fight Canelo can let y’all know like I’m one of the most dangerous fighters that he fought,” said Charlo

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As the monumental fight between Alvarez and Charlo draws near, the stakes are higher than ever. Both fighters are fueled by the desire to prove their worth and silence the critics. Moreover, the outcome of this clash will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on the legacies of these two boxing giants, shaping the narrative of their careers for years to come.

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