In a recent interview, rising boxing star Edgar Berlanga expressed his willingness to step into the ring with David Benavidez, provided that Benavidez drops back down to the super middleweight division after his upcoming bout with Canelo Alvarez. Despite Berlanga’s harsh criticism of Benavidez as a jealous “Crab” for his negative comments about him being
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Edgar Berlanga’s assertion that he is the most significant puncher that Canelo Alvarez will face when they meet in September raises several questions. While Berlanga may believe in his own power, his track record doesn’t entirely support his claim. Despite his impressive knockout ratio in the past, his recent fights against B-level opponents have left
Mexican boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez recently made some bold statements during an appearance on Million Dollaz Worth of Game. He declared that his fights are different from others, showing confidence in his star power. This declaration came as a response to the upcoming clash between his fight with Edgar Berlanga and a UFC event scheduled
Canelo Alvarez has made it clear that he will not be showing any sympathy for his challenger, Edgar Berlanga, in their upcoming fight on September 14th. The trash-talking from Berlanga seems to have sparked a fire in Canelo, who is determined to punish the #1 ranked WBA mandatory in their match at the T-Mobile Arena
Promoter Oscar De La Hoya recently criticized Edgar Berlanga for claiming to have Puerto Rico behind him in his upcoming fight against Canelo Alvarez. Despite being from New York, Berlanga has been playing up the Mexico vs. Puerto Rico angle to promote the fight. De La Hoya, who has spent more time in Puerto Rico
In a recent press conference, rising star Edger Berlanga made it clear that he is not intimidated by the boxing legend, Canelo Alvarez. Berlanga expressed his desire to break Canelo’s face in their upcoming match, scheduled for September 14th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The young challenger, with a record of 22-0 and
Canelo Alvarez recently expressed his dissatisfaction with Turki Alalshikh’s comments regarding a potential fight between him and Terence Crawford. Turki had suggested the matchup, but Canelo felt that it was not the right time or opponent for him. In addition, Canelo was upset about Turki’s decision to schedule a UFC event on the same night
When Caleb Plant advised Edgar Berlanga to focus on Canelo Alvarez and not himself, he raised a valid point. Berlanga’s behavior at the Los Angeles press conference seemed distracted and unfocused, as he engaged in a verbal exchange with Plant instead of keeping his attention on his upcoming opponent. This lack of focus could be
Trainer Teofimo Lopez Sr. has raised concerns about the premature nature of Edgar Berlanga’s upcoming fight against Canelo Alvarez. Lopez Sr. believes that Berlanga lacks the necessary experience to compete at a high level and that his promoters have not aided his development by matching him against subpar opposition. This approach has led many to
During a recent press conference in Los Angeles, challenger Edgar Berlanga caused quite a stir when he lost control and tried to physically attack unified super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez. Security had to step in to prevent the situation from escalating further as Berlanga’s emotions got the best of him. Canelo Alvarez remained composed for
The recently announced undercard for Canelo Alvarez’s upcoming fight against Edgar Berlanga has sparked mixed reactions among boxing fans. While some are excited about the lineup, others believe it may not be strong enough to compete with the UFC event scheduled for the same night. The event, set to take place at the T-Mobile Arena
Edgar Berlanga finds himself in the spotlight as he prepares to face boxing legend Canelo Alvarez, but the odds are stacked against him. Despite being handpicked for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Berlanga’s chances of victory seem bleak. The reality is that Berlanga lacks the necessary skills and experience to compete at the level required to defeat
David Morrell has expressed his disapproval of Canelo Alvarez’s decision to choose Edgar Berlanga as his next opponent for the title defense of his three super middleweight belts. Despite Berlanga’s undefeated 22-0 record, Morrell believes that Canelo intentionally picked a weak opponent with no top-tier experience. Morrell himself suggested that Canelo should have fought him
Promoter Eddie Hearn has been vocal about Edgar Berlanga’s “golden ticket” opportunity to challenge boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez for his WBA, WBC, and WBO super-middleweight titles. Despite the hype surrounding Berlanga, it is essential to question the true motives behind this fight and the potential risks involved. Hearn’s quick delivery of a high-profile fight for
Oscar De La Hoya’s recent comments about Canelo Alvarez choosing to fight Edgar Berlanga instead of David Benavidez have stirred up controversy once again. De La Hoya, who has had a strained relationship with Canelo in recent years, did not hold back in his criticism of the fight selection. De La Hoya went as far