Alvarez is trying to win another title after losing all of his Terence Crawford Last year, as Mbilli looks to secure the biggest win of his career, which will also earn him the biggest payday of his life (see details here). Mbilli has a record of 29-0-1 and maybe a big chip on his shoulder because Canelo gets all the love despite being the champion.
Watch Canelo vs. Mbilli square off in the embedded video player above, as well as the rest of the main card performances and weigh-in results below:
169 pounds: Canelo Alvarez (167.6) vs. Christian Mbilli (167.8)
168 pounds: Jaime Munguia (167.4) vs. Nikita Zon (167.5)
126 pounds: Rafael Espinoza (125.8) vs. Ricardo Blandon (126))
125 pounds: David Picasso (125.8) vs. Carl James Martin (126)
130 pounds: Reito Tsutsumi (129) vs. Raymundo Rojas Garcia (128.8)
168 pounds: Bek Nurmaganbet (171.5) vs. Marcos Vazquez Rodriguez (170.5)
165 pounds: Carlos Emiliano Rojo Vazquez (165) vs. Flavius Biea (164.6)
168 pounds: Brayan Leon (166.5) vs. Hector Octavio Aguirre Martinez (168)
130 pounds: Sultan Almohammed (131.2) vs. Erick Jahir Urvina Villegas (130.5)
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