Via Knitting Ambrosio: Oscar De La Hoya says that Canelo Alvarez needs to be careful in choosing his next opponent because what he observed about him in the final matchup against John Ryder was that he was the bottom line in the match. his career.
Oscar feels unhelpful when Canelo (59-2-2, 39 KOs) takes on Dmitry Bivol in a rematch in September. Hell. “never beat”‘ he, whether at 168 or 175.
Indeed, De La Hoya thinks it would be even more dangerous for Canelo if he were to fight Bivol (21-0, 11 KOs) at 168th as he would be “faster” and lighter on his feet.
If Canelo is about to become strategy when choosing his next opponent, he can go in the direction of one of these boxers:
- Edgar Berlanga
- Jermall Charlo
- cabbage plant
- William Sculli
- Christian Mbilli
- Joe Smith Jr.
When Oscar was asked who Canelo should fight next, he mentioned his fighter Jaime Munguia and said he would continue to pressure him until that fight is done.
Munguia has no chance against Canelo because his career record is full of bad things and he doesn’t have a real fan base in the US
Canelo must be strategic in choosing his next fight
“He dropped him. When you injure a boxer, you finish them off. That’s what you have to do. I think that’s what the 50,000 fans who attended the live match in Guadalajara wanted to see,” Oscar De La Hoya told the audience. media talked about Canelo Alvarez’s failure to score against John Ryder last Saturday night.
“It is no secret that Canelo is at the end of his career. If anyone told me otherwise, I think I would go blind.
“You can call me crazy, but he will never beat Bivol at 175, that’s for sure,” De La Hoya said of Canelo. “At 168, it might be a bit more dangerous for him because Bivol will be lighter on his feet and will be faster.
“It’s a difficult situation that Canelo faces because the next fight he’s in has to be very, very strategic. We’ll see what his brilliant promoter does for him next.
“I have no clue. Let his great promoter [Eddie Hearn] do what he’s doing,” De La Hoya said when asked where Canelo is going from here. “I have my plan in mind, but that’s for me to know and for you to find out,” said Oscar.
De La Hoya wants Canelo to fight Munguia
“In a split second,” De La Hoya said when asked if he would bring in Jaime Munguia to partner Canelo if given the opportunity. “The thing that stops him is that Canelo doesn’t want to fight a Mexican, which makes no sense because if you’re a boxer, you’re a boxer. You fight whoever comes out on top. You fight anyone who gets in your way and will make a big fight for you.
“Munguia is right there knocking [Canelo] door. Like I said before. If I had to pressure these fighters to fight Munguia, that’s what I would do. That’s the way I would go by taking the required route by beating the guys that Canelo beat to get that match against Canelo.
“There are different ways. You can run, but you cannot hide. We will continue to press and knock,” De La Hoya said.
