Alvarez Crawford Weigh 167.5 Pounds For Undisputed Title Fight In Las Vegas

Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Terence Crawford both weighed in at 167.5 pounds, just under the super middleweight limit, ahead of their highly anticipated undisputed super middleweight title fight in Las Vegas. Alvarez, the reigning undisputed champion with a record of 63-2-2, is defending his titles while Crawford, undefeated at 41-0, is moving up two weight classes in an attempt to become the first boxer to win undisputed titles in three weight divisions. The ceremonial weigh-in drew around 10,000 fans, and the fight is being promoted by UFC president Dana White, a personal friend of President Donald Trump. Both fighters expressed confidence, with Alvarez emphasizing his preparation and Crawford acknowledging the significance of the bout despite boos from the crowd. Experts like Amir Khan see it as a monumental fight, noting Alvarez's power and Crawford’s freshness and strength at the higher weight. The fight, streamed globally on Netflix, is expected to be a career-defining moment for Crawford and a major event in boxing history.