Canelo on Jaime Munguia, David Benavidez and His Son

Canelo faces Jaime Munguia on Cinco de Mayo weekend in Las Vegas in what is set to be a thrilling fight with huge importance to the people of Mexico and boxing fans all over the world.

Canelo Alvarez spoke to One On One Boxing, the world's truly global boxing channel, amidst his intense camp with Eddie Reynoso where the undisputed super-middleweight world champion will be sharpening his tools and mercurial head movement in sparring, in anticipation of an all-out war with fellow Mexican, Jaime Munguia.

Jaime Munguia is undefeated and is known as a ferocious puncher with big wins over John Ryder, Liam Smith and Sergiy Derevyanchenko. With a 79% knockout ratio, Munguia carries a lot of power and his youth combined with his typically Mexican heart render him a fascinating challenger for Canelo. Oscar De La Hoya will certainly be hoping for a big performance from his fighter against the 'face of boxing'. There is undoubtedly cause for optimism; they share a recent opponent in John Ryder, whom Munguia dispatched in impressive style with Canelo failing to get Ryder out of there, picking up a win on the scorecards.

Canelo comes into the fight after some underwhelming performances against Jermell Charlo, John Ryder and Gennadiy Golovkin after his first loss since Floyd Mayweather in 2013 by way of Dmitry Bivol.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - What Keeps Canelo Motivated?
01:28 - What's Left To Achieve?
01:58 - No Boxing No Life
02:36 - Is Canelo's Son Interested In Boxing?
03:58 - Canelo vs Munguia
05:24 - What's After Munguia?
05:56 - Responding to Criticism About Avoiding Benavidez
03:58 - Canelo vs Munguia
06:38 - Plans to Fight at 175 lbs

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