We have an experienced full-fledged fighter who loves to patiently beat his opponents against a naturally larger, athletic club player with a good jab. I love this super middleweight fight on paper, but I’m wondering if Caleb Plant is really ready for it after just 21 pro fights (and has fought once or twice a year since 2017). – Greg Bishop, Sports Illustrated Senior Writer The peak here is round 9, but I could have seen it before. In fact, I think he punishes Plant early on the body, knocking out sometime in the middle of the round. I believe that Alvarez will become the best boxer of the post-Floyd Mayweather era, and no matter how I look at the fight with Plant, I cannot think of a scenario in which he does not win.

His resume should be celebrated even more. I believe that Canelo is even underestimated, despite the fact that, in my opinion, most people think that he is now the best fighter in the pound for pound category. Even if we are generous and consider the victories over Mike Lee or Caleb Truax significant, there is nothing that could be assumed – beyond hopes or predictions – that Plant is ready to compete with such enormous talent as Canelo Alvarez, let alone defeat him. But I look at his resume and see one big win over Jose Uzcategi. I like his fighting style, quick strikes, fearlessness. To begin with, I was intrigued by Caleb Plant.

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