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Oscar De La Hoya sends shocking warning to Canelo Álvarez

Ahead of Terence Crawford fight

Oscar De La Hoya
Oscar De La Hoya

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Oscar De La Hoya, the legendary former boxer, hasn’t hesitated to issue a strong warning to Canelo Álvarez before his highly anticipated showdown with Terence Crawford.

This highly anticipated fight will take place in september after months of speculation and promises to be an epic battle that could redefine both fighters’ careers.

The battle for glory

At 34 years old, Canelo Álvarez will put his unified super middleweight titles (WBC, WBA, and WBO) on the line against the unstoppable Terence “Bud” Crawford, who, if victorious, would have the opportunity to make history by becoming a five-division world champion.

However, the Mexican star is aiming for even greater glory, to become the undisputed super middleweight champion for a second time. But to do that, he must first defeat IBF champion William Scull in May. If Canelo succeeds, the fight with Crawford could be the stage where both fighters battle for something bigger: total supremacy.

A challenge that can’t be underestimated Oscar De La Hoya to Canelo Álvarez
A challenge that can’t be underestimated: Oscar De La Hoya to Canelo Álvarez

A challenge that can’t be underestimated: Oscar De La Hoya to Canelo Álvarez

In exclusive comments to Fight Hype, De La Hoya firmly warned that Canelo cannot afford to underestimate his opponent: “You can’t sleep on him,” he emphasized, referencing the danger Crawford presents as a boxer known for his ability to neutralize any rival, no matter their size.
>The former world champion highlighted that Crawford’s technical skills and speed could counterbalance Canelo’s power, turning the fight in unexpected directions.

According to Oscar De La Hoya, key factors like reflexes, footwork strategy, and Crawford’s adaptability could prove to be decisive.
>This showdown between two pound-for-pound giants not only has the potential to crown a champion but also to determine which of these two fighters truly has the ability to adapt and push the limits in the ring.
>Time will tell if De La Hoya’s warning proves accurate, but the battle promises to be more dangerous than many anticipate.

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