However, that's not the end of the story. This Saturday in Las Vegas, Munguia is set to challenge the legendary Canelo Alvarez for the undisputed super middleweight championship. While Munguia may not be the favorite going into the fight, underestimating him against future Hall of Famer Canelo would be unwise. With a long-standing record and a significant height and reach advantage over the defending champion, Munguia has more than a fighting chance. Add to that his youth compared to Canelo, and a surprise victory for Munguia on Saturday may not be as shocking as some anticipate.

Nevertheless, we can't ignore that we're talking about Canelo here, a fighter with an impressive record of 60 wins, 2 losses, and 2 draws. Those two losses and one draw were against the best in the business: Floyd Mayweather, Gennady Golovkin, and Dmitry Bivol, respectively. Canelo has faced and defeated top opponents like Miguel Cotto, Sergey Kovalev, Caleb Plant, and more. Yet, rumors in the boxing world suggest that the 33-year-old Canelo might be showing signs of decline.

Is Canelo in Decline or Still Dominant?

Whether it's true or not, the debate continues. Even if there are signs of decline, there's no denying that Canelo remains one of the top active fighters in the world. Known for his patience, strong defense, and ability to deliver devastating body blows, he is a force to be reckoned with in the ring. His upcoming match against Munguia promises to be an exciting showdown.

Munguia, on the other hand, is a fighter with immense power, unwavering determination, and impressive ring skills. While fans are eager to see Canelo face off against the fierce David Benavidez, the upcoming fight against Munguia is definitely one to watch.

It will be interesting to see how the two fighters match up and who will come out on top in this highly anticipated battle.