Canelo Alvarez blasts rivals for wanting ‘payday’ and urges them to ‘fight each other’ as he vows to face the winner

CANELO ALVAREZ attacked his rivals for waiting for a "payday" against him, and urged them all to 'fight each others'.

This Mexican boxer is one of the most sought-after in the world, but he recently signed to fight Dmitry Bivol in May 7.


Canelo Alvarez blasts rivals for wanting ‘payday’ and urges them to ‘fight each other’ as he vows to face the winner
Eddie Hearn, Canelo Alvarez and Dmitry Bivol

If Gennady wins, a trilogy fight against his bitter opponent Gennady Gorlovkin will be held in September.

This leaves Jermall Charlo (31), David Benavidez (25), Demetrius Andrade (34), and other people out of the Canelo sweepstakes.

The man gave his ideas on how to get attention to those around him.

Canelo, 31 years old, told DAZN that he was busy this year. They want the payday, and I don't get why they don’t fight.

"Fight one another and then I'll fight the winner of all of them. I don't care."

Al Haymon's Premier Boxing Champions offered Canelo a deal for two fights to fight unbeaten Charlo and Benavidez.

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He chose to accept Eddie Hearn’s proposal, which began with Bivol (31), for the WBA title, and then continues with a trio bout with Golovkin (39).

GGG must first defeat Ryota Murata, 36, in a middleweight unification in Japan on April 9.

However, the Kazakh has verbally accepted to renew their rivalry with Canelo later in the year. Canelo admitted that the bad blood was real.

He replied, "Yeah. He speaks a lot of ***. We'll see what he said.

"First, let's win May 7th. This fight is my sole focus.

"It's not an easier fight, it's hard for me, 100 percent on this fight, and then we'll discuss that fight."


Canelo Alvarez blasts rivals for wanting ‘payday’ and urges them to ‘fight each other’ as he vows to face the winner
GennadyGolovkin was defeated by Canelo alvarez in their 2018 rematch




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