Canelo Alvarez regains super middleweight title in Riyadh fight
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 12:01 AM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026
Canelo Alvarez reclaimed the WBC 168-pound title by defeating Christian Mbilli via unanimous decision on October 31 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Despite a slow start, Alvarez showcased strong performance, controlling the fight in its latter stages. Jaime Munguia also defended his WBA super middleweight title, narrowly avoiding defeat against Nikita Zon in an entertaining bout, while Rafael Espinoza successfully stopped Carlos Blandon in three rounds to retain his WBO featherweight crown. These results set the stage for potential future matchups, including possibilities for Alvarez and Munguia against other contenders.
- •Canelo Alvarez wins unanimous decision over Christian Mbilli.
- •Alvarez regains WBC 168-pound title after 13 months.
- •Jaime Munguia survives scare to retain WBA super middleweight title.
- •Rafael Espinoza stops Carlos Blandon in three rounds.
- •Next opponents for Alvarez and Munguia remain uncertain.
- 12:01 AMYahoo Sports — Canelo vs. Mbilli winners and losers: Canelo Alvarez, Jaime Munguia salvage an event that had plenty of issues
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