Saul Canelo Alvarez was for the second time the unquestioned champion of super medium weight, but demanded unwanted statistical records.

The Mexican Supergivid debuted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as part of four fights with Turka Alalshikh. In the face of Master IBF William Scull, Canelo tried to fully re -unite 168 pounds.

Canelo had to impress after the failure of the Recent York version of the DAZN PPV package, she did not burn on Friday.

Alalshikh would undoubtedly hope for a knockout from Canelo to tranquil the complaint. However, the meeting appeared exactly the opposite.

Canelo threw the second lowest number of blows in the 12-round fight on Anb Arena on Saturday evening.

Canelo vs. main events Scull exchange the first in the lowest number of blows at a distance of the championship.

Twenty -four hours earlier, the Times Square boxing event added an unforgettable distinction to this, submitting the misery of the organizers.

Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando Romero and Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez landed on the third and fifth place on the list of the smallest total leaves. Then Canelo hit them fourth and six.

This was unprecedented because of what some described in social media as “the worst PPV package in history”.

Interestingly, three of the four main events competitions were on a blasting list with 40 years of arrears.

The fact that each display of salaries was 59.99 USD or 90 USD connected to the package only adds a disgusting weekend.

Card judges 119-109, 116-112 and 115-113 for Canelo in a unanimous decision seemed old-fashioned when Compubox confirmed the statistics.

Following Canelo, he admitted that his 32-year-old opponent apologized for his performance. However, Punch statistics have shown that Canelo threw almost half of the number of strokes that Scull made in the competition.

Canelo focused on the left body hook when he tried to find an elusive goal.

Compubox said: “By throwing 445 blows in 12 rounds, Canelo (152 stamps) and SCULL (293 strokes) set a novel record for the smallest blows thrown in a 12-round struggle tracked by a 40-year compubox history.

“The previous record was 459 (Parker vs. Wilder).

“On Friday evening at the Times Square Ryan Garcia and Rolly Romero they combined 490 blows in 12 rounds, now the fourth smallest; Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez combined 503 blows in 12 rounds, now the sixth least.”

After the shot, Canelo Compubox added: “Canelo landed in 10 strokes in the twelfth round. Otherwise, no warrior landed in any other round more than seven blows.

“Both of the five blows landed on the round. Forty of 48 Canelo (83%) are bodies.

152 Canelo’s blows was the second smallest in the 12-round fight in the 40-year compubox history.

The 34-year-old improved to 63-2-2, 39 KO, and defends his undisputed titles of super medium weight before other pound-Za-Funt Wielki Terenca Crawford on September 12.

The fight will take place at the Las Vegas stadium. Crawford strives to shock Canelo and become a triangular unquestioned champion and five ruler.

The victory of “Buda” meant that only a third man from Omaha who defeated Canelo after Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Dmitry Blivol.

Few blows thrown into a 12-round fight- one
130- Devis Boschiero (vs. Barrios)
152 – Canelo Alvarez (vs. scull)
154- Malik Scott (vs. Luis Ortiz)
170- David Haye (vs. Nicolai Valuev)

The least connected blows thrown into a 12-round fight (not landed)
445- Canelo (152) Scull (293)
459- Wilder (204) Parker (255)
473-Ibragiimov (245) Briggs (228)
490- Garcia (210) Romero (280)
499- Haney (214) Garcia (285)

6 | 503- Haney vs Ramirez

Dan Canobbio, whose father launched Compubox in the 1980s, said: “Three of the top five on[fewest punches] The list took place this weekend. Incredible.

The results of the combat card meant that Jaime Munguia multiplied her loss with Bruno Surace in the Supermocarnia rematch.

Munguia hunts another shot in the world championship title and can face the winner of Edgar Berlang vs. Hamzah Sheeraz this year.

The results read 117-111 twice and 116-112.

Badou Jack has retained his WBC Cruiser title in Rraweight, beating the mandatory pretender Noel Mikaelian through the decision of the majority.

The results were 115-113 twice and 114-114.

Martin Bakole and Epe Ajagba fought with heavyweight, while Richard Riakporhe improved to 18-1.

What’s more, Brayan Leon defeated Aaron Rocha Guerrero, while Marco Verde and Mohammed Alakel won.

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