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Dmitry Bivol-Canelo Alvarez II – Will it be held this year? If so, how much will it weigh? There is a lot of talk about the rematch going on at 168 pounds. This is a weight that seems far more suitable for Canelo than the 175-pound weight class he lost to Bivol last May. But Bivol can accept a rematch with his 168 and win all the belts held by the Mexican star.

Such an outcome would be disastrous for the Mexican star, which some fans have already asked, is he over? The boxing master’s stunning performance is so all-encompassing that there’s little reason to think the rematch will be different.

However, Bivol could be somewhat weakened if he wins a rematch in 168 years. But Bivol said he would be the easiest to fight, not so far as his ability to make weight, but from a promotional and political standpoint. Be it he’s 175 or 168 if he decides not to compromise by lifting weights.

“I want more belts,” Bivol said. “It doesn’t matter who I fight, I just want more belts. Light heavyweight or super middleweight, whichever is easier. [the] fight. “

Canelo still has a lot of clout at the negotiating table despite losing to Vivol, and perhaps Canelo is slated for a comeback at 168. may also agree to the return of And then again, if Vivol beats Canelo again with 168 and takes all the belts, what will happen to the flame-haired belt? Will a third loss mean the end for Canelo?

Bivol, 21-0 (11) Of course there are other options, big fight options – a unified showdown with rival Light Heavyweight Champion, compatriot Artur Beterbiev, now reigning WBA Light Heavyweight Champion It’s the most attractive option open.

Canelo still has star power and bargaining power, but Bivol is a fighter at his peak and has the monster to fight Beterbiev.

Canelo has four belts in 168 and Beterbiev has three of those belts in 175.