AFPUndisputed champion 'Canelo' Alvarez hands Munguia first defeat
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez retained his undiputed super-middleweight world title with a convincing unanimous decision over fellow Mexican Jaime Munguia on Saturday.There have been calls for Alvarez next to fight David Benavidez, a three-time WBC super-middleweight world champion who will step up to light heavyweight next month.
The IndependentCanelo teaches Jaime Munguia harsh boxing lesson to leave one thing clear
The Mexican superstar dropped and outpointed his younger compatriot, remaining undisputed super-middleweight champion in Las Vegas
BBCAlvarez beats Munguia on points to defend titles
Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez beats fellow Mexican Jaime Munguia by a unanimous points decision to retain his WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF super-middleweight titles in Las Vegas.
Associated PressFirst loss shouldn't take away from Jaime Munguia's potential
Jaime Munguia said to expect “a full-out Mexican war” against Canelo Alvarez on Cinco de Mayo weekend. Alvarez (61-2-2), who has been on boxing’s pound-for-pound lists for more than a decade, retained his undisputed super middleweight belt with a unanimous decision. “I came out strong and was winning the early rounds,” said Munguia, 27.