VAST VIEW Canelo Alvarez Rolls Past Mbilli at 36, But Now Who's Left to Fight?
Canelo Alvarez proved age is just a number with a commanding win over Mbilli, yet the victory leaves boxing's biggest star facing a thinning pool of worthy challengers.
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Canelo Alvarez delivered another dominant performance in his latest bout against Mbilli, showing he still has plenty of firepower left despite being 36 years old, according to Yahoo Sports.
The win reinforced Alvarez's standing as one of boxing's most formidable fighters, but it also sharpened a growing dilemma for the sport: finding opponents capable of truly testing him. Yahoo Sports noted that the victory, while convincing, raises the question of who is left that can push Canelo in a competitive matchup.
As Alvarez continues to clear out challengers, speculation around his next move and potential opponents is expected to intensify in the coming weeks.
Sources: Yahoo Sports
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