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Canelo vs. Munguia: Expert Picks Favor Alvarez, But Munguia Aims for Upset
All-Mexican Showdown for Super Middleweight Supremacy
Canelo Alvarez and Jaime Munguia clash on Saturday night in a historic first – an all-Mexican matchup for a major world title above 160 pounds. The undisputed super middleweight titles hang in the balance as Canelo defends his IBF, WBC, WBA, and WBO belts at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Canelo the Favorite, Munguia the Underdog
Canelo Alvarez (60-2-2, 39 KOs) enters the fight heavily favored at -400, with Munguia a +300 underdog. This trend continues in the over/under for total rounds, with the Under 10.5 favored at -200.
Expert Picks Lean Towards Canelo, with a Surprise Twist
SportsLine boxing insider Peter Kahn, boasting a remarkable 50-13 record on his last 63 picks, leans towards Canelo. However, Kahn hasn't revealed his full prediction – including method of victory and a confident money-line pick – which can only be accessed through SportsLine.
Canelo's Return to Mexican Matchup
This fight marks a significant shift for Canelo, who hasn't faced a fellow Mexican since 2017. He previously avoided Mexican opponents to prevent hindering their careers. However, Munguia's established record convinced Canelo to make an exception.
Munguia's Rise and Confidence
Munguia (43-0, 36 KOs) boasts an undefeated record and impressive victories, including a TKO win over John Ryder – a fighter who took Canelo the distance last year. This win fuels Munguia's confidence, potentially setting the stage for an upset.
A Celebration of Mexican Boxing
Both fighters acknowledge the fight's significance beyond the belts. Alvarez views it as a tribute to Mexico's rich boxing heritage, aiming to deliver a memorable show for fans.
Who Will Claim Victory?
Will Canelo maintain his dominance, or will Munguia pull off a historic upset? Tune in to the fight on Saturday to witness this clash of Mexican boxing titans. Don't miss out on Peter Kahn's expert insights and full fight prediction – visit SportsLine now!
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