Let us remember that in May last year, Canelo rose to the light heavyweight category for the fight with the Russian, but unexpectedly lost by unanimous decision.
“Alvarez moved up in weight to challenge himself. He rose as high as he could for this. When he realized that this was his ceiling, he returned to his division, regained his form and continued to win.
What's bad about it? Does this mean he is now on the decline? No, it doesn’t. He lost to a light heavyweight. Should he have a rematch with Bivol? Yes, but only in your weight. Canelo is not a light heavyweight, he should compete at super middleweight,” Boxing Social quotes Jones.
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