ESPN BET has selected Canelo Álvarez as the favorite to defeat Edgar Berlanga in his defense of AMB, OMB and CMB Peso Supermediano.

LAS VEGAS – This happened after the content between Mexico was officially announced Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (61-2-2, 39 KOs) and North American native Edgar Berlanga (22-0-0, 17 KOs), the Aztec professional American who emerged victorious Amplio favorito en las casas de apuestas For the defense of the Supermedianos titles AMB, OMB and CMB in the T-Mobile Arena in this city.

From gratitude with ESPN betCanelo was fourteen years old as a man who returned to the -2000 limit (must be $2000 to win $100), while Berlanga appeared as outsider with +900 (from $900 up to $100).

Compared to his anterior counter-fight Jaime MunguiaThe difference between the participants increases considerably. The same day of the Canelo-Munguía fight (May 4, 2024), ESPN bet The Mexican is the favorite with -550 and the Munguía is +385.

For the fighter No. 5 in the ranking of the scale for the scale and the ranking of sports competitions, this is the 11th place in the ranking Day of Independence of Mexicoand the place where you have to join a Boricua peleador in your career and feed one of the greats Boxing rivals: Mexico vs. Puerto Rico.

Álvarez has faced four consecutive fighters since his death in front of Dmitry Bivol a few years ago and was careful not to flirt with Berlanga or get to know him during fight week. However, Canelo was not released by his employer against Caleb Plant in November 2021.

A Victoria de Canelo by KO, TKO or knockout, is -300. If the Triunfo makes a decision, the number is +275.

A surprise for a part of Berlanga, with a KO, TKO or decalcification that is at +2500 (around 100 and 2500). When the player ranqueado the five-point number of ESPN at 168 Libras, he opted for the number below +1800. The value rises to +2500.

Canelo arriba a esta pelea sin the condition of monarca indisputable, distinction that perdió cuando la Federation of International Boxing (FIB) I would like to request a conversation with the organism’s No. 1 competitor, the Cuban William Scull.