Canelo Alvarez’s boxing career has been full of ups and downs; his most infamous loss was on May 7, 2022, when he faced off against Dmitry Bivol. Although Alvarez’s 2013 loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. was a major setback, his greatest test as a professional came in his fight against Bivol. Constant talk over a possible rematch has been fueled by Alvarez’s success in the super middleweight category following his loss to Bivol.

Once Alvarez beats Artur Beterbiev in his next fight, he may request a rematch with Bivol, as he recently suggested. Alvarez appears to be closely monitoring the outcome of the much-anticipated light heavyweight bout between Beterbiev and Bivol, which is scheduled to take place on October 12 in Riyadh, according to his remarks.

Although it may not be feasible, Alvarez stated, “Yeah, if it’s possible, one day it’s the only fight I make one more one more time in 175 with that rematch with Bivol; I think it’s the only fight I will up and fight with him.” This was during a conversation with Kamaru Usman and Henry Cejudo. He may be trying to resolve any outstanding issues from their last meeting if he is interested in a repeat.

Fans’ reactions have been all over the map, regardless of what Alvarez has said. A lot of people don’t believe Alvarez’s enthusiasm for a possible rematch is real and think he’s just trying to get an advantage. The fact that it appears to hinge on Bivol’s victory over Beterbiev is absolutely insane, one fan said. Bivol thoroughly educated Canelo. His sole motivation for agreeing to a rematch with you is the substantial financial reward it would bring him.

A second supporter voiced their skepticism regarding a rematch, predicting that Bivol will once again dominate in a repeat of the first encounter. They made the comment that Bivol will once again outrun him 🤎🤎. Fans have also hypothesized that Alvarez is trying to avoid Beterbiev, who has a reputation for devastating knockout punches. “That Beterbiev smoke isn’t something he wants,” an admirer commented.

According to what Dmitry Bivol has said in the past, fighting Alvarez again is not his top priority. He mentioned that Canelo Alvarez was not on his radar or in his plans. It has moved on to other locations. It is possible that we may cross paths again at some point. There may be more talk about a rematch with Alvarez after Bivol’s forthcoming fight with Beterbiev, but for now, he seems to be focused on that fight.

The question of whether Alvarez will face Dmitry Bivol again lingers in the minds of many as he trains for his next fight and keeps tabs on the light heavyweight class. How these dynamics play out, though, is uncertain due to fan distrust and Bivol’s own objectives. More information regarding Alvarez’s future in the ring, including whether he will face Bivol again or move on to other challenges, should become clear in the next months.