Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian M’billi on DAZN: Here’s How to Watch the WBC Title Boxing Match Live Online
What happened
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez won back the WBC super-middleweight title by unanimous decision over Christian Mbilli in Riyadh, according to the BBC.
The judges scored it 115–112, 116–111 and 117–110, giving the 36-year-old his 64th career victory in his 69th professional fight.
Mbilli, 31, lost for the first time in 31 bouts and was making his first defence of the belt he took in January.
The Cameroon-born boxer, who trains in Canada, threw more punches early, but Alvarez landed the harder shots, including two big right uppercuts in round six.
The win came just over a year after Alvarez lost his belts to Terence Crawford and then stayed out of the ring.
“It's something unbelievable, this feeling. Like my first title.”
BBC
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