Boxing sensation Canelo Álvarez has surprised fans by finally unveiling the intriguing story behind his nickname, “Canelo,” shedding light on a long-held mystery that has piqued the curiosity of many.

For years, fans have wondered about the origins of the nickname “Canelo” that has become synonymous with Saul Álvarez. Its meaning and significance have remained a closely guarded secret.

Canelo Álvarez has now disclosed that the nickname “Canelo” has a deeply personal connection to his family. It was passed down to him from his older brother, Rigoberto Álvarez, who was also a professional boxer.

The nickname “Canelo” is derived from the Spanish word “canela,” which translates to “cinnamon” in English. It was given to Saul Álvarez due to his reddish hair, reminiscent of the warm hue of cinnamon.

For Canelo Álvarez, the nickname “Canelo” not only reflects his physical appearance but also represents his family’s boxing legacy and the bond between him and his brother, Rigoberto.

Canelo Álvarez’s revelation about the origin of his nickname adds a layer of depth to his persona. It underscores the importance of family and heritage in his life and career, providing fans with a newfound understanding of the man behind the moniker.