When you’re the cash cow against whom everyone wants to fight, and with whom every promoter and broadcaster wants to work, each major decision Canelo Alvarez make brings with it winners and losers, wr

Jake Paul bout were very much mistaken, after Riyadh Season announced a huge four-fight deal with the Mexican superstar.

Last week, for about a day, boxing had what was sure to be a huge pay-per-view draw on the table when ESPN reported that the undisputed super middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez, and Jake Paul were finalizing a deal for a fight in May 2025 in Las Vegas. to be streamed on Netflix.

The fallout from Thursday’s major, and apparently final, twist on a short boxing roller coaster ride likely only is just beginning.

On Monday, Ring Magazine reported that Alvarez and Crawford had an agreement in place for a deal that would see Crawford challenge Alvarez for his unified super middleweight titles, before a subsequent Ring Magazine report two days later indicated the fight was canceled for undisclosed reasons.

Benavidez has become a force at light heavyweight and beat David Morrell on February 1 to become a mandatory challenger for the winner of the undisputed light heavyweight title rematch between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol on February 22, which will be live on DAZN PPV .

Alvarez has agreed to a four-fight deal, with the Mexican superstar leveraging a widely speculated bout with Paul for a much bigger contract.

The Canelo Alvarez and Jake Paul saga continues to heat up. Alvarez and Paul were reportedly in the late stages of planning a boxing fight to take place May 3 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. However,

Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez is about to become even richer after signing his colossal fight deal with Riyadh Season.