Weeks After Parting Ways, Canelo Alvarez Makes An Honest Confession About His Promoter

The world of boxing is abuzz with excitement as undisputed super middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez, prepares to step into the ring once again. While he has already solidified his status as one of the best of his generation he only looks to push himself further. Now, as he prepares himself for a high-stakes showdown against middleweight champion Jermell Charlo, many fans are eager to see him take on a new legit challenger.

However, this bout is not just any ordinary clash as it signifies a huge transition in Alvarez’s boxing journey. In a shocking twist that saw ‘Saul’ ink a deal with Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions (PBC), leaving behind his long-standing partnership with Matchroom. Despite this, the move did not cast a shadow of animosity between Alvarez and Eddie Hearn.

Canelo Alvarez reflects on his time with Matchroom and Eddie Hearn

In a recent interview with IFLTV, Alvarez revealed that despite his split with Hearn, the two were still on good terms. He added that he considered the British promoter his friend and was grateful for the things they accomplished together. However, for Alvarez PBC marked a new chapter in his career.

“He’s, he’s my friend. He’s my friend, and we’re working with them. And we did great things with Matchroom. But right now, you know, I’m in PBC, and we want to do the best.” said Alvarez

In an era where inter-promotional rivalries often dominate headlines,  Alvarez’s split revealed the intricacies that go on behind closed doors. However, while the boxing landscape is marked by fierce competition, Alvarez and Hearn exemplify a connection that has suppressed their professions. Moreover, the British promoter’s practical approach to his former client’s departure only further showcases their bond.

Eddie Hearn’s Assessment of Canelo Alvarez’s Move to PBC

In an interview with Boxing Social Hearn acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding the details of Alvarez’s new deal with PBC. Despite the parting, the promoter wished his former client the best of luck while highlighting their successful collaboration. Moreover, the Matchroom CEO also recognized the possibility of future cooperation.

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“I don’t know the details. Whether it’s two fight, is it three fight? But he’s got to make his move. I spoke to him last night, I wished him all the best. We’ve done seven of his last eight fights, it’s been an amazing run. I’m sure we’ll work together again but now, he has to make his move.” Hearn said

Alvarez’s departure from Matchroom and his alliance with PBC represents a new chapter in the latter stages of his career. In addition,  as the countdown to the showdown with Charlo intensifies, the implications of this move will only be displayed more profoundly. However, despite Hearn and Alvarez now going on different paths, their friendship still remains as sold as the time when the two worked together.

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