Caleb Plant Claims Canelo Alvarez Bled After Their Presser Brawl

Undefeated IBF super middleweight champion Caleb Plant has revealed some major insights regarding his recent scuffle with unified titlist Canelo Alvarez in a press conference. While many saw it as a mere feud, it was much more. It is no secret, Plant had contracted a cut under his eye, which appeared to result from Alvarez’s counter hook.

However, the P4P king also lost some blood. In a chat on The Last Stand with Brian Custer, Caleb Plant said, “You know his arm was bleeding. That’s why he kept. Because his arm hit my glasses right here. Pushed my glasses to my face, just gave me like a little cut right here. I don’t even need any stitches or like no surgery, anything like that. It’s just like a scratch. But I didn’t want it up there trickling down. You know what I am saying.”

All these factors have charged up the upcoming super middleweight title fight. Moreover, there’s a massive legacy falling behind the heated rivalry. As the winner of the fight will become the first-ever four-belt unified 168 lbs champion, there’s a lot on the line.

While the mighty Alvarez has his invincible aura to defend, Caleb Plant will look to protect his unbeaten status. So, it will be a must-win fight for both men, demanding the best versions from both the champions.

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Canelo Alvarez vs Caleb Plant:- How did the feud begin?

After officially confirming the fight, Alvarez and Plant came face-to-face at the maiden official press conference. Things were already heated by then. Alvarez claimed to have received verbal slurs from the opposite end, which evoked him to push Plant.

In response, Plant came forward and slapped Alvarez. Subsequently, both men began trading blows, but the security was quick to separate them. Post the altercation, the feud began on social media. Plant posted a video clip that was clearly aimed towards mocking Canelo Alvarez.

As they want to harm one another over a month before their in-ring clash on November 6 at MGM Grand, Las Vegas, it’s clear that there is some serious tension between the duo. Hence, we can only expect this feud to intensify

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