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SHOCKING NEWS! Canelo Álvarez Responds with 14 Brutal Words to Fight-Fixing Accusations, Rocking the Boxing World

In a stunning escalation of the controversy surrounding his September 13, 2025, loss to Terence Crawford, Saul “Canelo” Álvarez unleashed a ferocious 14-word response that has sent shockwaves through the boxing world. On September 19, 2025, at 11:00 PM PDT (2:00 PM ICT, September 20), during a live press conference in Guadalajara, Mexico, Canelo addressed accusations that he “fixed” the fight to ensure Crawford’s victory, declaring: “I never fixed a fight! They stole my belts with lies and corruption!” The boxing icon’s defiant words, delivered with fiery conviction, have reignited debates about the integrity of the sport’s biggest night, amplifying existing scandals involving referee bias, doping, and a $500 million contract conspiracy.

The Fight-Fixing Accusation

The Canelo-Crawford super middleweight title fight at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, was a global spectacle, drawing 70,482 fans and 41 million Netflix viewers. Crawford’s unanimous decision victory (116-112, 115-113, 115-113) stripped Canelo of his WBA, WBC, WBO, IBF, and Ring Magazine titles, crowning Crawford as the first male boxer to hold undisputed belts in three weight classes. However, the fight has been mired in controversy, with referee Thomas Taylor admitting bias, Crawford testing positive for a banned substance, and Manny Pacquiao alleging a shadowy “man in disguise” orchestrated the outcome.

 
 
 

The latest bombshell came hours before Canelo’s press conference, when an anonymous X account with 500,000 followers posted a leaked email allegedly from a promoter claiming Canelo “agreed to take a dive” for a $50 million payout to secure Crawford’s win and boost the Saudi-backed $500 million contract’s legacy. The post, which garnered 10 million views, fueled hashtags like #CaneloFixedIt and #BoxingBetrayal. The accusation suggested Canelo intentionally underperformed to allow Crawford’s historic three-division undisputed reign.

Canelo’s 14-Word Fury

Canelo, visibly enraged at the press conference, addressed the fight-fixing claims head-on. “I never fixed a fight! They stole my belts with lies and corruption!” he roared, slamming his fist on the podium. The 14-word outburst, broadcast live on Televisa and streamed to 4 million viewers, was a direct rebuttal to the allegations, pointing to referee Thomas Taylor’s bias, Crawford’s doping scandal, and broader conspiracies. “I fought with my heart,” Canelo added. “They paid refs, used drugs, and now they slander me. I’ll fight for justice!”

 
 

The clip exploded on X, amassing 25 million views within an hour and sparking #CaneloSpeaks, which trended globally with 12 million engagements. Fans rallied behind him, with one posting, “Canelo’s telling the truth! The system screwed him #VivaMexico.” Others questioned his denial: “If Canelo didn’t fix it, why’d he lose so bad? #Suspicious.”

The Scandals Fueling the Fire

Canelo’s response comes amid a cascade of controversies:

 
 
  • Referee Bias: Thomas Taylor admitted in a WBA-released video to favoring Crawford, citing pressure to “crown a new king.”
  • Doping Scandal: Crawford tested positive for a synthetic testosterone derivative, facing a potential two-year ban.
  • Pacquiao’s Allegations: Manny Pacquiao claimed a “man in disguise” manipulated the fight, with Crawford’s recent confession hinting at external pressure tied to the $500 million contract.
  • Fight-Fixing Rumors: The leaked email, unverified but widely circulated, suggested Canelo was complicit in a scripted loss.

Canelo’s team, led by attorney Ricardo Castañeda, denounced the email as “fabricated” and filed a defamation lawsuit against the anonymous account, demanding X reveal its owner. “These lies are an attack on Canelo’s legacy,” Castañeda said. Canelo also called for the Nevada Athletic Commission to expedite its September 22 hearing, urging a no-contest ruling to restore his titles.

 
 

The Boxing World’s Reaction

The boxing community is divided. Promoter Eddie Hearn backed Canelo, tweeting, “Fight-fixing? Absurd! Canelo’s a warrior, not a sellout #JusticeForCanelo.” Manny Pacquiao, who exposed the “man in disguise,” supported Canelo, stating, “Saul’s telling the truth. The real fixers are hiding.” Crawford, however, fired back on X: “Canelo’s making excuses. I beat him clean, no matter what he says #BudTheGOAT.”

Fans on X are split, with #CaneloInnocent clashing against #CaneloFixedIt. “Canelo’s 14 words prove he’s a victim of corruption #VivaMexico,” one user wrote. Another countered, “He took the money and threw the fight. Guilty #BoxingScandal.” CompuBox stats showing Canelo landed 99 punches to Crawford’s 115, with heavier blows, have fueled arguments that he fought too well to have fixed the match.

Investigation and Potential Fallout

The Nevada Athletic Commission, already probing Taylor’s bias and Crawford’s doping, added the fight-fixing allegations to its September 22 agenda. The leaked email’s authenticity is under scrutiny, with Forensic Media Review noting signs of digital manipulation. If substantiated, the accusations could lead to sanctions against Canelo, though experts believe the evidence is flimsy. A no-contest ruling remains likely due to Taylor’s confession, potentially reinstating Canelo’s titles or triggering a 2026 rematch projected to surpass $600 million in revenue.

The $500 million contract, tied to Saudi financier Turki Al-Sheikh, faces renewed questions. “If Canelo was paid to lose, the contract’s a sham,” said Boxing News editor Matt Christie. Al-Sheikh denied involvement, calling the accusations “baseless.”

A Legacy Under Siege

Canelo Álvarez’s 14-word retort—”I never fixed a fight! They stole my belts with lies and corruption!”—has turned the tide in his battle for redemption, reframing him as a victim of a rigged system. As the Nevada Athletic Commission’s hearing looms, and with Crawford’s doping and referee scandals intensifying, the boxing world is on edge. Was Canelo complicit, or is he the scapegoat of a deeper conspiracy? With X ablaze and the global audience demanding answers, this saga is rewriting boxing history. Stay tuned for updates as the shocking truth unfolds.

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