Canelo Alvarez nominates the world's best boxing prospect



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Canelo Alvarez described Ryan Garcia as "the best hope" of world boxing, after the rising star extended his undefeated record to 18-0 on Saturday night.

Garcia has ensured the second round of Jose Lopez 's barrage while he hopes to climb the ladder of boxing and try to fight for a world title before the end of the year. Canelo will participate in the Fantasy Spring Resort Casino in California.

Canelo and Garcia are both the focus of Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions and the unified middleweight world champion was more than impressed by what he saw while sitting near the ring.


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The Mexican is currently preparing for his unification bout against Danny Jacobs at the Cinco de Mayo weekend, but has taken the time to support Garcia.

After witnessing the impressive victory of the 20-year-old, Canelo admitted he felt his team mate was the best prospect of the game.

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1/11 Who is the best pound-a-pound boxer in the world?

The ranking of the top 10 male boxers of The Independent on the planet. Take a look through to see who is coming out from above.

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2/11 10. Anthony Joshua (22-0-0)

The number one is the unified champion IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA (Super) Heavyweight.

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3/11 9. Mikey Garcia (39-1-0)

Despite his small win over Errol Spence in his welterweight fight, Garcia is still a big modern as the four-weight world champion.

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4/11 8. Errol Spence (25-0-0)

After his impressive victory over Garcia in which he did not drop a set, Spence added another big name to his record. Who next for "The truth?"

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5/11 7. Naoya Inoue (17-0-0)

The man nicknamed the "monster" is seventh in our ranking, with the title WBA (Regular) as a bantamweight.

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6/11 6. Gennady Golovkin (38-1-1)

Despite the first defeat of his career against Canelo Alvarez, Golovkin's brilliant career keeps him at the top of our rankings.

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7/11 5. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (47-4-1)

The two-time Thai super flyweight champion WBC is the current linear champion in his division and ranks in the top five.

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8/11 4. Terence Crawford (34-0-0)

Crawford, another three-time world champion, is just one of the top three and will try to reaffirm his place among the greats of the modern world with a victory over Amir Khan.

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9/11 3. Canelo Alvarez (51-1-2)

A defeat and a lot of controversy, but the record of Canelo is one to celebrate: a world champion at three weights and still 28 years old. The biggest star of this sport ranks among the top three.

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10/11 2. Oleksandr Usyk (16-0-0)

The world champion, undisputed, undefeated and unified lightweight, just missed first place. The first boxer in history to organize the four major division world championships.

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11/11 1. Vasyl Lomachenko (12-1-0)

There can only be one. The king of the amateur game is imposed to become the king of the professionals. Barely 13 fights in his career and despite a career loss, the unified lightweight world champion sets records for days.

Loma won a world title in his third fight, became a two-time champion in his seventh place and a three-time champion during his twelfth fight. The king.

Getty Images


1/11 Who is the best pound-a-pound boxer in the world?

The ranking of the top 10 male boxers of The Independent on the planet. Take a look through to see who is coming out from above.

AP

2/11 10. Anthony Joshua (22-0-0)

The number one is the unified champion IBF, IBO, WBO and WBA (Super) Heavyweight.

REUTERS

3/11 9. Mikey Garcia (39-1-0)

Despite his small win over Errol Spence in his welterweight fight, Garcia is still a big modern as the four-weight world champion.

Getty Images

4/11 8. Errol Spence (25-0-0)

After his impressive victory over Garcia in which he did not drop a set, Spence added another big name to his record. Who next for "The truth?"

Getty Images


5/11 7. Naoya Inoue (17-0-0)

The man nicknamed the "monster" is seventh in our ranking, with the title WBA (Regular) as a bantamweight.

Getty Images

6/11 6. Gennady Golovkin (38-1-1)

Despite the first defeat of his career against Canelo Alvarez, Golovkin's brilliant career keeps him at the top of our rankings.

Getty Images

7/11 5. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (47-4-1)

The two-time Thai super flyweight champion WBC is the current linear champion in his division and ranks in the top five.

Getty Images

8/11 4. Terence Crawford (34-0-0)

Crawford, another three-time world champion, is just one of the top three and will try to reaffirm his place among the greats of the modern world with a victory over Amir Khan.

Getty Images


9/11 3. Canelo Alvarez (51-1-2)

A defeat and a whole lot of controversy, but the record of Canelo is one to celebrate: a world champion with three weights and only 28.

Getty Images

10/11 2. Oleksandr Usyk (16-0-0)

The world champion, undisputed, undefeated and unified lightweight, just missed first place. The first boxer in history to organize the four major division world championships.

Getty Images

11/11 1. Vasyl Lomachenko (12-1-0)

There can only be one. The king of the amateur game is imposed to become the king of the professionals. Barely 13 fights in his career and despite a career loss, the unified lightweight world champion sets records for days.

Loma won a world title in his third fight, became a two-time champion in his seventh place and a three-time champion during his twelfth fight. The king.

Getty Images

"He has learned a lot and I am very impressed because he is the kind of fighter who does what he does at the gym, in the ring, and he did it tonight," he said. declared Canelo.

"I think it's the best prospect today."

Garcia is not just a star on the ring – this undefeated American has a large number of netizens, as well as a YouTube channel with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, making him a star both on and in the ring.

World champion De La Hoya claimed a shot for the world title, but admitted that this prospect would materialize "as soon as possible".

"He is on his way.

"Look, he has proven it again. There are many fans who want to see him win this world title. And believe me, it will happen sooner than later.

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