Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia fight: Who won Results, analysis of the bout, and future plans

At T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night, Canelo Alvarez defeated Jaime Munguia by majority decision to retain his unchallenged super middleweight belts.

Canelo vs Munguia fight result

By majority decision, Canelo Alvarez maintains his unchallenged super middleweight belts by defeating Jaime Munguia. 117-110, 116-111, and 115-112 were the results.

Although Munguia is strong, he moves a little slowly. After the battle, Alvarez remarked, “I can see every punch.” “Sometimes he got me because I got so confident, but you know like I say, that’s why I have this kind of experience, that’s why I’m the best.”

Beginning in the second or third round, Alvarez maintained control of the fight by effectively countering Jaime Munguia’s pressure with fast and accurate shots. Munguia persisted in his plan to stay in Alvarez’s face, but even with frequent hits, Alvarez was unfazed.

Munguia made for an exciting fight, but Alvarez controlled the pace and looked comfortable throughout. When asked if former two-time super middleweight champion David Benavidez may be next, Alvarez remained evasive, saying, “I don’t know right now, I’m going to rest.

I’m going to enjoy my family. But you know if the money is right… I can fight right now.” Alvarez claimed that in his current situation, he can ask for anything he wants and fight whoever he wants, and the supporters will undoubtedly hope Benavidez is it.

In an interview that aired during the show, Benavidez stated that while he would love to square off against Canelo, he must go up to 175 pounds for his next match.

After a performance like he had on Saturday night, there’s no doubting that Alvarez is still among the world’s top fighters.

See here for real-time updates from the entire battle.