Canelo Alvarez has outlasted all worthy opponents, but he should avoid Tyson Fury.

CANELO ALVAREZ was just named 2021's Fighter Of The Year after three incredible KO wins in nine months.

A four-weight world champion Mexican wonder, the Mexican wonder has now swept up the super-middleweights in order to unify the 12-stone division.


Canelo Alvarez has outlasted all worthy opponents, but he should avoid Tyson Fury.
Canelo Alvarez was just named 2021's Fighter Of The Year

Alvarez discovered that he is far too good for himself because he has lost all of his worthful opposition.

He's looking for someone to push him, and he plans to challenge Ilunga Makabu from DR Congo to win his WBC world-cruiserweight title.

This is a significant two-stone weight gain.

Frank Sanchez, a 6ft 4in, 21-fight unbeaten heavyweight competitor, made the absurd claim that Canelo could take on Tyson Fury.

Sanchez has a sparring match with Canelo, who, he claims, holds his own better than Sanchez.

It would be like comparing Tom Thumb and Goliath because of the huge physical differences between Alvarez, the Gypsy King, and Alvarez.

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Canelo, at 5ft 7in, is more than a half a foot shorter that Fury. He would be outstepped by 14 inches and weighed in at least seven stones.

History is prone to repeat itself, so remember that it wouldn't have been the first time that a champion of the world middleweight division has faced the heavyweight king.

Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan Assassin, was nearly the same height and stature as Alvarez in 1909. He faced Jack Johnson in California.

Johnson and Ketchel were good friends who frequented gambling joints and brothels.

Johnson was always suspected of lying to the little guy.

The fight was being filmed at a certain percentage, so the two agreed that it should go the full 20 rounds in order to attract huge cinema audiences.

Everything went according to plan up until the 12th round, when Ketchel lost the script.


Canelo Alvarez has outlasted all worthy opponents, but he should avoid Tyson Fury.

Johnson was thrown by his roundhouse swing, and he fell flat on his chin. Johnson was left sprawled.

Johnson was more embarrassed than hurt and was furious when he stood up.

He made a promise not to hurt Ketchel and hit his opponent with a right elbow with such force that it not only knocked Stanley out but also left him unconscious.

Johnson was seen carefully picking out four teeth from his glove.

Ketchel's tragic ending came a year later. Ketchel was having breakfast at a Missouri ranch friend when he was gunned down in the back by a man he claimed was ill-treating horses. He was only 24 years old.

There is not even a chance that Fury and Alvarez will clash.

That means Canelo won't have to worry about spending small amounts on dental care.


Canelo Alvarez has outlasted all worthy opponents, but he should avoid Tyson Fury.
Unbeaten WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury