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UFC star Conor McGregor hits out at Canelo Alvarez: ‘I’ll stomp the ligaments out of your knee joints’

Conor McGregor hits out at Canelo Alvarez I'll stomp your ligaments out of your knees Appearing to take a dig at undisputed middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez in a bid to land a future rematch…

Appearing to take a dig at undisputed middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez in a bid to land a future rematch with common-foe, former world champion, Floyd Mayweather, former two-division UFC champion, Conor McGregor has claimed he would dispatch the Mexican boxer with ease if they ever fought.

McGregor, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight champion under the banner of the UFC, has been sidelined from the Octagon since he headlined UFC 264 back in July 2021, fracturing his left tibia and fibula in a first round doctor’s stoppage TKO loss to former interim champion, Dustin Poirier.

Expected to make his return to active competition in the new year, McGregor has been pegged to fight Michael Chandler at the welterweight limit in 2024, having officially returned to the USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) testing pool last week – ahead of the anti-doping agency’s impending exit from the organization.

This morning, ahead of a planned return to the UFC, McGregor heaped praise on the above-mentioned Mayweather for his victory and performance against Jalisco native, Canelo back in 2013, before noting his hope to land a rematch with the Grand Rapids veteran in the future.

Conor McGregor has hit out at boxing ace, Canelo Alvarez tonight

Taking umbrage with the Dubliner’s comments, Canelo hit back at McGregor – which has since led to a lengthy tirade aimed at the super middleweight champion, from the former UFC titleholder.

“Saul [Canelo Alvarez] you uncooked chicken, I’ll stomp the ligaments out of your knee joint,” Conor McGregor posted on his official X account. “I don’t even need hands to end you, I’ll kick you raw pink, leave you looking like you were left out in the sun too long haha freckle arse. I will see you and we weill see. Canelo is a cornflake, no sugar.”

Saul you uncooked chicken, I’ll stomp the ligaments out of your knee joint. I don’t even need hands to end you, I’ll kick you raw pink, leave you looking like you were left out in the sun too long haha freckle arse. I will see you and we will see. Canelo is a cornflake, no sugar.

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) October 17, 2023

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Jake Paul unimpressed by Canelo Álvarez’s dominant win over Jermell Charlo: ‘Wait till [he] gets my power’

Social media sensation Jake Paul sent a word of warning to Canelo Álvarez following the Mexican boxing superstar’s dominant win on Saturday night. Returning to T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Canelo secured his 60th career win with a decisive unanimous decision victory over Jermell Charlo to retain the undisputed super middleweight world championship. It was […]

Social media sensation Jake Paul sent a word of warning to Canelo Álvarez following the Mexican boxing superstar’s dominant win on Saturday night.

Returning to T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Canelo secured his 60th career win with a decisive unanimous decision victory over Jermell Charlo to retain the undisputed super middleweight world championship. It was the first time that two undisputed titleholders had squared off in men’s boxing history.

The victory appeared to signal a return to form for Canelo who had received a significant amount of criticism following his three prior performances. However, the ‘Problem Child’ was still left unimpressed by what he saw and shared his desire to show the iconic pugilist what real power looks like inside the ring.

“Yeah Charlo is not really giving him anything, not really giving him that power,” Paul said in a clip from IFN Boxing on X. “Yeah, wait till Canelo gets my power, you know? Just wait, brother.”

It’s a rather bold statement from Jake Paul considering his power wasn’t enough to stop, or even earn a win over Tommy Fury in February.

Canelo Álvarez Open to a Fight with Jake Paul

Even with 62 pro fights under his belt, Canelo Álvarez is still just 33 years old, meaning he could have plenty of years left to compete at the highest possible level. But when he does decide to hang up his gloves for good, he’s more than willing to step inside the ring against Jake Paul for what would likely be an exhibition bout.

“When I’m done with boxing, why not? Maybe. Maybe I do it,” Alvarez told Full Send. “Why not? I think it’s good because other people who never watch boxing, they don’t know anything about boxing. They wanna watch Jake Paul because he brings fans from other worlds, not boxing fans. That’s good, because everybody enjoy it. What they do, I think they do for business and you need to respect that.”

Following his win over Charlo in Sin City, Canelo didn’t particularly care to speculate on who he would face next but was confident that his next bout would be during Cinco de Mayo weekend in 2024.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo – Betting Odds, Start Time, PPV Price, & Full Fight Card

Slated to make his in-ring return this weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada – fan-favorite world champion, Canelo Alvarez is fast closing as a significant betting favorite to defeat fellow world titleholder, Jermell Charlo in ‘Sin City’ – in the pair’s world championship showdown. Canelo, the current undisputed WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO super middleweight champion, […]

Canelo, the current undisputed WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO super middleweight champion, makes his stunning sixty-forth professional boxing ring walk this weekend in Nevada, having most recently returned to his native Mexico – turning in a unanimous decision title defense win over title challenger, John Ryder over the course of 12 rounds.

As for Charlo, the undisputed WBA, IBF, WBC, and WBO light middleweight champion, landed a tenth round knockout win over Brian Castana in the pair’s championship rematch back in May of last year in the Louisana native’s most recent ring appearance.

Start Time

Action on this weekend’s Canelo x Charlo card from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada gets underway at 8 p.m. ET (Eastern Time) – with the pair slated to share the ring in a blockbuster championship offing.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo Betting Odds

As you may have expected, super middleweight champion, Canelo is closing as an impressive -400 betting favorite over with Betway to defeat Charlo this weekend – with the light middleweight kingpin closing fastly as a sizeable +333 betting underdog to hand the Mexican just his third-ever professional boxing defeat.

A formidable technician and power-puncher, and regarded widely as one the greatest professional boxers of all-time – as well as likelty the best puncher of his striking generation, Jalisco native, Canelo has racked up countless victories in title fights, over the who’s who of the game.

A multi-time and multi-weight champion, the Mexican has suffered just a pair of professional losses – in the form of decision defeats to boxing Hall of Fame ace, Floyd Mayweather Jr. years ago, and more recently, in a light heavyweight title siege, dropped a judge loss to Bulgarian striker, Dmitry Bivol.

Amassing a whopping thirty nine separate knockout victories over the course of his career, Canelo has defeated the likes of Erislandy Lara, James Kirkland, Miguel Cotto, Amir Khan, Liam Smith, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., Gennady Golovkin, Rocky Fielding, Sergey Kovalev, Callum Smith, Daniel Jacobs, Billy Joe Saunders, and Caleb Plant

35-1-1 as a professional, Charlo, the twin brother of fellow boxing star, Jermall Charlo, has suffered just one professional loss – in the form of a 2018 decision loss to Tony Harrison – which he ultimately avenged with a blistering eleventh round KO the following year.

PPV Price

To view Canelo Alvarez’s championship fight with Jermell Charlo this weekend in Las Vegas, you can do so via broadcaster, Showtime! – who have priced the pay-per-view event currently at $84.99.

Tickets

Ticketing information for Canelo’s title fight return agaisnt Charlo can be found here, with the blockbuster championship showdown expected to come in as a definite sellout.

Canelo vs. Charlo Full Fight Card

Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo

Yordenis Ugas vs. Mario Barrios

Jesus Ramon vs. Erickson Lubin

Elijah Garcia vs. Armando Resendiz

Frank Sanchez vs. Scott Alexander

Oleksandr Gvozdyk vs. Isaac Rodrigues

Terrell Gausha vs. KeAndrae Leatherwood

Canelo Alvarez books fight with fellow champion Jermell Charlo — not brother, Jermall, in September clash in Las Vegas

Despite initial reports claiming super middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez would be welcoming former world champion, Jermall Charlo back to the ring for the first time in two years on Mexican Independence Day on September 16. – the Mexico native is now slated to fight the former’s twin sibling, Jermell Charlo on September 30. – in […]

Canelo Alvarez is slated to fight Jermell Charlo — not Jermall Charlo in September

As per an initial report from ESPN, Canelo, who was linked with a title fight against the would-be returning, Jermall Charlo on September 16. – is now slated to fight the Lafayette native’s twin brother, Jermell Charlo in an undisputed championship outing at the end of September, instead.

“Canelo Alvarez announced that he’ll meet Jermell Charlo, not Jermall Charlo, on Sept. 30 in LAs Vegas in a battle of undisputed champions,” Mike Coppinger tweeted. “Sources tell ESPN the Alvarez side was informed earlier this week that Jermall, who hasn’t competed in two years due to personal issues, wouldn’t be available. Jermell, his twin brother, was finalized as the opponent earlier today. Fight will be at 168 pounds, per sources. @SIChrisMannix earlier reported that Jermall wouldn’t be ready due to personal issues.”

Canelo Alvarez announced that he’ll meet Jermell Charlo, not Jermall Charlo, on Sept. 30 in Las Vegas in a battle of undisputed champions. Sources tell ESPN the Alvarez side was informed earlier this week that Jermall, who hasn’t competed in two years due to personal issues,…

— Mike Coppinger (@MikeCoppinger) June 30, 2023

Rebounding to the winner’s enclosure following a light heavyweight title challenge loss to Bulgarian gold holder, Dmitry Bivol back in May of last year, Canelo would return to the super middleweight limit with a trilogy victory over rival, Gennady Golovkin in September last.

Returning to his native Mexico for a homecoming title defense back in May in Zapopan – Canelo Alvarez retained his super middleweight crowns with a unanimous decision win over British title chaser, John Ryder.

As for Jermell Charlo, the light middleweight champion has rebounded from his sole professional loss to Tony Harrison back in 2018, winning four of his next five bouts to boot.

Boasting an impressive 35-1-1 professional record, Charlo has defeated the likes of the aforenoted Harrison with a rematch KO win, as well as landing spoils against John Jackson, before then defeating Austin Trout, Jorge Cota, Jeison Rosario, took a knockout win over Brian Castaño in the pair’s title rematch back in May of last year.

Conor McGregor blasts boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez: ‘You little ginger sausage, I’d beat you with no hands’

Former undisputed UFC lightweight and featherweight champion, Conor McGregor has hit out at undisputed boxing world champion, Canelo Alvarez tonight on his social media – after recently calling for a fight with the Mexican gold holder. McGregor, 34, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight titleholder under the banner of the UFC, has been sidelined from […]

McGregor, 34, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight titleholder under the banner of the UFC, has been sidelined from active competition since July 2021, fracturing his left tibia and fibula en route to a first round doctor’s stoppage TKO loss against Dustin Poirier.

As for Canelo, the undisputed WBC, WBA, WBO, and IBF super middleweight champion, made a successful homecoming earlier this month in a Mexico showdown with British contender, John Ryder turning in a criticized, albeit one-sided unanimous decision victory – improving to 59-2-2 as a professional.

Receiving a rather bizarre and heated call out from Dublin striker, McGregor last week ahead of a super lightweight fight between Chantelle Cameron, and Katie Taylor – Canelo was described as “waning” by the Crumlin native off the back of his home soil judging victory.

Conor McGregor once more reverts attention to Canelo Alvarez

Replying to McGregor’s call out, Jalisco favorite, Canelo claimed he would defeat the mixed martial arts star with just a single hand – leading to another fiery response from the former duel-weight gold holder on his social media tonight.

“Canelo (Alvarez) you little ginger sausage,” Conor McGregor tweeted. “I’d beat you with NO HANDS. Don’t forget.”

Canelo you little ginger sausage. I’d beat you with NO HANDS. Don’t forget.

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) May 25, 2023

Expected to make his speculated return to the USADA anti-doping testing pool next month ahead of an Octagon return – potentially at UFC 296 in December of this year, McGregor is all but slated to fight former lightweight title challenger, Michael Chandler in a welterweight clash, having coached The Ultimate Fighter 31 against the Missouri veteran earlier this year.

Conor McGregor talks up boxing return against world champion Canelo Alvarez: ‘No f*cking problem’

Former two-weight UFC champion, Conor McGregor has talked up the possibility of scoring a return to professional boxing in the future – claiming current undisputed world champion, Canelo Alvarez is “waning”, as well as offering to fight him. McGregor, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight champion under the promotion’s banner, has been sidelined from active […]

McGregor, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight champion under the promotion’s banner, has been sidelined from active competition since fracturing his left tibia and fibula en route to a doctor’s stoppage TKO loss against Dustin Poirier in July 2021.

As for Canelo, the undisputed super middleweight champion most recently turned in a unanimous decision win over British challenger, John Ryder in a Mexico homecoming at the beginning of this month. The triumph saw Canelo retain his championship titles and improve to 59-2-2 as a professional.

Previously sharing the squared circle with a common-foe back in 2017, McGregor suffered an eventual tenth round standing TKO loss to former undisputed world champion, the unbeaten, Floyd Mayweather, in his sole venture in professional boxing.

Conor McGregor welcomes a boxing return against Canelo Alvarez

However, finding himself continually linked to a return to the sport in the future in the wake of his impending UFC comeback, McGregor has offered to fight Canelo next, describing the Mexican puncher as “waning”.

“I’m a southpaw, John Ryder’s a southpaw, Billy Joe Saunders is a southpaw,” Conor McGregor said during a media scrum. “I’ve seen methods, I’ve seen things I do. And I know he’s waning.”

“I’d fight Canelo (Alvarez),” Conor McGregor explained. “No f*cking problem.”

Expected to make his Octagon return before the close of this year, McGregor confirmed to boot that he would fighting former lightweight championship challenger, Michael Chandler before the turn of the year.

USADA also released an official statement in conjunction with McGregor’s comments, confirming their “immediate” expectation of the Dubliner’s return to the anti-doping testing pool.