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- Updated: May 5, 2016
Boxing rarely lives in the moment. It’s a sport — and a media covering the sport — that likes to venture into all of the possibilities ahead. But it’s Saul “Canelo” Alvarez who will draw you back to the task at hand. The WBC middleweight titlist will remind you that he has a big fight coming up this Saturday on HBO pay-per-view against the smaller Amir Khan, which will take place at Las Vegas’ newly minted, 20,000-seat T-Mobile Arena. He’ll remind you that he’s in no great hurry for a rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr., or a possible fight with Gennady “GGG” Golovkin this fall. He’ll remind you that, despite Khan jumping two weight classes, he’s still faced with a very tough task. Alvarez is 25 and sees a void out there, the need for a new face of boxing since Mayweather announced his retirement last September. Whether “Money” remains retired is anyone’s guess, but for now, Alvarez once again finds his red head at the hub of the sport. An impressive route of Khan, who said he would give Canelo a “boxing lesson,” can put Alvarez where he yearns to be. “This is that extra motivation to be fighting on such an important date,” Alvarez said. “There’s still many years to go, but …
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