‘Canelo’ gives key to victory against Munguía; denies possibility of revenge

Saul’Canelo’ Álvarez patience highlighted in combat before Jaime Munguíawhere for the fourth time he successfully defended his ‘reign’ at 168 pounds, in addition to taking the undefeated title from the Tijuana native after 43 fights; denies the possibility of revenge.

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Questioned about the way in which the contest was raisedthe man from Guadalajara assured that his experience, intelligence and the way of fighting that characterizes him led him to raise his fist and put aside the doubts that existed about his person.

I feel very happy to be able to represent Mexico. Obviously we know that he throws a lot of blows, that he was going to give everything, but my experience, my intelligence, my way of fighting was going to come to the fore and we knew that he came to give everything, he did not want to give up… but at the end of the day that is why we have 12 rounds”

For ‘Canelo’, the great virtue that he had against Jaime Munguía was patience and have the quality to connect in various sectors with the, until then, undefeated Mexican:

Patience, hitting him below, on the shoulders, above, starting to fake it, was what made the difference in the end.”

Finally, ‘Canelo’ assured that although the fight was defined in 12 rounds, He doesn’t see that there is a possibility of a revengesince even though Munguía put him in trouble during certain ‘assaults’, he emerged as the clear winner.

“I don’t think there is a need for a rematch, it was a fight that went 12 rounds, there were some rounds in which he threw a lot of punches, but there is no need for a rematch.”

He 33-year-old boxer from Guadalajara He gave no details or clues about his next rivalwhich he would face during the September National Holidays weekend.

“I felt very good with a fighter like Jaime,” he explained.

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