Alvarez stepped off the plane in Riyadh looking relaxed in a cream-colored outfit, rose-tinted glasses, and a branded hat. He even did some shadow-boxing for the cameras, showing he's ready for action.
The 168-pound champion came with his long-time trainer Eddy Reynoso. They'll be working hard to get ready for Scull, who's been waiting a long time for this shot at the title.
"It feels like coming home," Alvarez said about his arrival in Saudi Arabia. "The welcome here is always amazing."
This fight is a big deal for Canelo. He wants to get back all the belts at 168 pounds after losing the IBF title last year. He had to give up that belt when he wouldn't fight Scull, who was the mandatory challenger.
Now, Alvarez knows how important it is to be undisputed again. He's aiming to prove he's still the best in the division.
The deal for this fight in Saudi Arabia came together thanks to Turki Alalshikh. It's set to be another big event in the country that's becoming a major player in boxing.
Canelo's still the biggest name in boxing, even if some fans aren't as excited about his recent fights. But this match against Scull could change all that. It's his chance to show he's still at the top of his game.
As fight night gets closer, all eyes will be on Canelo and Scull. Will Alvarez regain his undisputed status, or will Scull pull off a huge upset? We'll find out soon in what's sure to be an action-packed night in Riyadh.