This concludes the Live coverage of Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia. Here are some of the highlights from the event...

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Canelo Alvarez dodges the question of whether he will fight David Benavidez next or not inviting boos from the crowd. According to him, it's a matter of dollars, nothing more

Canelo defends his undisputed titles against Jaime Munguia by way of unanimous decision

Without a KO, the fight goes over to the scorecards for the final result

Final round sees both fighters go at each other in full steam trying to score a knockdown. However, both remain unsuccessful

Canelo invites Munguia's punches to set up counters. However, Munguia proves himself fast by evading Canelo's counter

Canelo lands a left jab to Jaime Munguia's temple while still remaining behind his high guard and chipping away at Munguia's body

Referee issues a warning to Jaime Munguia after Canelo complains of low blows while Canelo continues to stay in the pocket

Munguia takes on the offense while Canelo stays behind his guard, inviting Munguia's attacks

Canelo's left hook finds its mark on Jaime Munguia's body making him drop his guard and leaving his chin exposed

Jaime Munguia leaves himself open for Canelo, who lands left hook cocking Munguia's head back

Munguia maintains his head and tries to return and keep up the pressure on Canelo Alvarez

Jaime Munguia in his overzealous attempt to finish Canelo leaves an opening allowing Canelo to land a powerful right uppercut

Canelo counterpunches while Jaime Munguia tries to go on the offense

Jaime Munguia takes to Canelo's head while Canelo tries to chip away at the body with some power punches

Munguia and Canelo size each other up as Canelo stays on the backfoot

Jaime Munguia given a champion's welcome

Terence Crawford is looking on hopefully to take the ring next

Jaime Munguia takes the stage first followed by Canelo Alvarez who makes an extravagant entry