In one of the most anticipated boxing events of 2024, Canelo Álvarez successfully defended his world titles with a unanimous decision victory over the previously undefeated Edgar Berlanga. Held on September 14, this fight saw the legendary Canelo take on Berlanga, a rising star with a formidable knockout record. This victory further solidifies Canelo’s legacy as one of the greatest boxers of all time.
A Battle of Generations
Canelo, a veteran with multiple titles across weight divisions, faced Berlanga, a younger, undefeated fighter known for his power and aggressiveness. However, the experience and skill of Canelo prevailed as he dominated the fight with his superior footwork and precise punches. What was expected to be a challenging fight for Canelo turned into a showcase of his boxing mastery, leaving Berlanga struggling to keep up.
Berlanga's Performance and Future
Despite the loss, Berlanga's fight against Canelo was a pivotal moment in his career. This was the first defeat for Berlanga, and while he was outclassed, the young boxer showed flashes of brilliance. Now, Berlanga faces the challenge of bouncing back from this loss, but with his knockout power and aggressive style, his future in boxing remains bright.
Erislandy Lara Defeats Danny García
In the co-main event, Erislandy Lara defended his WBA middleweight title by defeating Danny García via unanimous decision. At 41 years old, Lara continues to prove that age is no barrier in the sport. His technical brilliance and ring intelligence were on full display as he outmaneuvered García, further cementing his place as one of the best middleweights in the world.
Canelo Álvarez’s victory not only strengthens his reign as a world champion but also raises questions about who could challenge him next. On the other hand, Berlanga’s defeat marks a new chapter in his career as he rebuilds and prepares for future battles. Meanwhile, Erislandy Lara's impressive performance proves that even at 41, he remains a force to be reckoned with. The event on September 14, 2024, will be remembered as another milestone in boxing history.