Boxing roundtable: Is Canelo Alvarez really avoiding a massive showdown with David Benavidez?
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Our experts weigh in on the recent comments and decisions from the undisputed super middleweight champion
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has risen to a position as the face of boxing and the best fighter of his era through a career that saw him constantly challenging himself. From chasing big fights to moving up through weight classes, the current undisputed super middleweight champion could rarely be accused of avoiding a challenge.
That is why Alvarez's recent behavior has been so jarring for many in the boxing world.
Alvarez is set to fight Jaime Munguia in May, once again choosing to face an opponent other than top super middleweight contender, current WBC interim champion and two-time former world champion David Benavidez.
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