In a dramatic and unexpected turn in the world of boxing, Canelo Álvarez suffered a devastating elimination defeat at the hands of Daniel “The Wonder Man” Jacobs during his recent revenge, which resulted in the loss of his (super) world world of world weight.

The long -awaited fight, which many expected to be a technical confrontation between two elite fighters, ended long before expected. Jacobs, known for his resistance and power, was balanced with a new aggression that caught Canelo off guard. A powerful right hand in the first rounds caused the Mexican superstar to crash against the canvas, leaving fans in shock and the commentators surprised.

A monumental discomfort

This marks one of the most significant inconvenience in the recent boxing history. Canelo, considered one of the best pound combatants for the world, had not been arrested in more than a decade. The loss not only cost him his title, but also caused conversations about whether the traditional limits of weight classes are becoming obsolete as combatants such as Jacobs demonstrate power and versatility in divisions.

Daniel Jacobs makes a statement

Jacobs, who had previously lost to Canelo through a close decision in 2019, was determined to demonstrate that he was not only able to compete at the highest level, but also to win emphatically. After the fight, he said:

“This was not just a victory. This was redemption. I knew I had it in me. I trained as never before, and I came here to surprise the world.”

What’s still for Canelo?

For Canelo Álvarez, the future is now uncertain. Questions about whether you will look for an immediate rematch are closed, you will consider getting back to weight or take a free time to recover and reassess your professional career.

The boxing world is full of speculation, and one thing is clear: this fight can mark a turning point not only in Canelo’s legacy, but in how modern boxing sees the limits of weight classes.