At a press conference on Tuesday, Canelo Alvarez said to Edgar Berlanga, “It’s easy to say you’ll knock me out, but it’s much more difficult to do.” He is definitely going to have a very tough time on Saturday night. I’m ready for the elimination round. I will exert all of my effort to succeed since I enjoy the sensation of a knockout. Canelo has been under fire for not going up against super middleweight terror David Benavidez this weekend, but he doesn’t seem to be bothered by the charges of evading.

 

He went on, “I just can’t wait for Saturday night.” “The people are going to love this matchup. Puerto Rico vs. Mexico is usually a thrilling match. It turns out that coming Saturday night in Las Vegas, Canelo will represent his home country of Mexico, while Berlanga will represent Puerto Rico. It should go without saying that one of the greatest rivalries in sports is that between Mexico and Puerto Rico. Canelo declared, “It’s an honor to fight on this date.” “We celebrate Mexican Independence Day with great importance.” Fighting for the Mexican people makes me very proud and it’s a very wonderful experience.

Despite the fact that he is undoubtedly the favorite going into this weekend During the news conference on Wednesday, Canelo made it quite evident that he views Berlanga as seriously as he would any opponent. “Regardless of the opponent, I always give my all in both my training and my fights,” he declared. Every combat is fought with the same mindset. This is not an anomaly. I’m ready; this training camp has been excellent.

Naturally, the unbeaten Berlanga is well aware of the significance of the match he will be playing in on Saturday. “Team Berlanga has the opportunity of a lifetime,” he declared. This coming weekend is going to be a gunfight. I am going to convert everyone to believe on Saturday night. We will be playing Mexico vs. Puerto Rico on Saturday night. As expected, Berlanga wants to put an end to the altercation this weekend. He declared, “I’m a knockout artist.” “Every fighter aspires to be eliminated. We can’t just go swinging for the fences because we know he’s a legend. We must carry it out correctly. We want to win by knockout in the sixth round. But if necessary, we’re prepared for all twelve rounds.

At the still-relatively-young age of 34, Canelo, the future Hall of Famer, wants to demonstrate that he is not past his prime. He remarked, “I just want to prove to everyone that I’m still the best.”