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Arriving on May 3, from the Riyadh precinct, Saudi Arabia, the Unified World Champion of the Super Mitjum, Canelo Alvarez, will face the IBF title headline, William Scull, in a battle for undisputed supremacy in 168.
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Technically, this struggle is a combat of unification for all marbles, each main title of the alphabet, the Ring magazine championship and a legitimate claim of the lineage. Actually, however, this is more technical. Canelo was already the undisputed king in 168, and never lost IBF belt in the ring. Canelo was stripped by the Belt IBF and Scull later won the vacant belt when he won a unanimous decision against Vladimir Shishkin last October.
IBF has the habit of ruining indisputable reigning. They did the same thing in Terence Crawford shortly after it became the first world champion of heavy heavyweight in the modern age of 4 belts, and also pressed Oleksandr Usyk to the point that he left the IBF belt on heavy weight shortly after it became the first indisputable in this division during the modern 4 belt -era. Beating Scull can twice cause to be indisputable in 168, but Canel is still the king of division in the fight against Scull.
Who will win the next battle for indisputable supremacy in the Super Medium Division between Canelo Alvarez and William Scull?
This edition of Rummy corner You will try to answer this question while also providing a quick preview of the next Super Super Medium Championship contest. Watch and enjoy the video for a man’s opinion. This is the corner of Rummy (produced and narrated by Geoffrey Ciani).
Last updated on 05/05/2025
