Saul “Canelo” Alvarez has been so good for so long that the numbers barely do him justice. But perhaps the more pressing question now is how much of that greatness remains.
The Mexican has been a professional boxer for 21 years, a world champion for 15, and the biggest name in the sport for the best part of a decade. He has won titles in four weight divisions, from light-middleweight to light-heavyweight, and across 68 fights has lost only to Floyd Mayweather, Dmitry Bivol and Terence Crawford.
But reputations are built on what fighters have done, not necessarily what they can still do.
