In his bid to construct a brilliant combat between Terence Crawford, in addition to tremendous middleweight gold holder, Canelo Alvarez – Saudi adviser, Turki Alalshikh has hit out on the Mexican for apparently “losing time” throughout negotiations in addition to choosing “straightforward fights” throughout his profession.
Canelo Alvarez, the present tremendous middleweight champion, returns to motion subsequent month in Las Vegas, taking over unbeaten New York challenger, Edgar Berlanga within the pair’s grudge combat – with the WBA, WBO, and WBC championships on the road.
As for Crawford, the unbeaten placing sensation landed the WBA and interim WBO mild middleweight crowns in Las Angeles over the course of the weekend, delivering his beautiful forty-first skilled win with a call success over Israil Madrimov.
Turki Alalshikh hits out at boxing star, Canelo Alvarez
And amid hyperlinks to a possible tremendous combat for gold sooner or later, Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford have hit a sticking level in negotiations in accordance with latest reviews this month – with the above-mentioned, Alalshikh hitting out on the Guadalajara puncher specifically.
“I heard what Canelo mentioned that he respects me however doesn’t like the way in which we do enterprise,” Turki Alalshikh posted on his official X account. “As for him respecting me, it doesn’t matter to me if he does or not. As for the way in which I do enterprise, I do know why he doesn’t prefer it, as a result of I solely goal huge fights at truthful costs, so after all anybody who likes huge fights received’t like that.”
“And I understand how he feels after shedding to Bivol, so he’s been in search of simpler fights ever since,” Turki Alalshikh continued. “Additionally, I’m not the one who’s afraid of preventing Benavidez or Crawford. Subsequently, I knew he was losing our time and making excuses with huge quantities of cash that may’t be paid. So I’m persevering with my solution to make huge fights that serve the boxing world, and he’s on his solution to making eash show-only fights.”
