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Negotiations are reportedly underway for a highly anticipated bout between undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez and Jaime Munguia on May 4th. If the match comes to fruition, it has the potential to be a major blockbuster event in both the United States and Mexico. Salvador Rodriguez from ESPN Knockout has revealed that discussions are ongoing for a potential clash between Munguia (43-0, 34 KOs) and Canelo (60-2-2, 39 KOs) in May. If finalized, this matchup could be available on Amazon Prime PPV and potentially on DAZN. "Jaime Munguía returned to the negotiating table for a possible fight against Canelo Álvarez in May," stated Salvador Rodriguez on X. Fresh off a notable ninth-round knockout victory against John Ryder on January 27th, Munguia delivered a respectful callout to Canelo in the ring, showcasing sportsmanship rather than resorting to disparagement. This unexpected development indicates a shift in Canelo's plans, diverting from the anticipated ma

Shane Fury, the brother of Tyson Fury, has disclosed that the Gypsy King is poised to receive a record-breaking payday when he faces Oleksandr Usyk in May. The boxing community had anticipated their clash this month, originally scheduled for February 17. However, the bout has been postponed to May 18 due to Fury's severe eye injury sustained during training—an assertion disputed by both Fury's promoter, Frank Warren, and Tyson Fury himself. Shane Fury has dispelled these rumors and confirmed that his brother is on track to secure the most substantial payout of his career. “There is no narrative about it in my eyes," he told Boxing King Media. "Let me tell you, Tyson’s getting near on triple the amount of his highest payday. So that’s the one reason why you’re not gonna get pulled out. Another reason is we’re too confident of beating Usyk." "Listen, I believe Usyk is a great fighter and he beats them all. I don’t there’s anyone else who beats him. "Bu

Conor Benn (23-0, 14 KOs) expresses frustration, stating that his promoter Eddie Hearn proposed a substantial offer of $10 million to $15 million to Gervonta Davis for a potential bout. Benn suggests that if Davis finds the offer insufficient, he should opt to stay home instead of pursuing the match. The tone of Benn's comments has been likened to that of a privileged individual accustomed to having his desires met. Despite this, Benn urges Davis to accept the proposal, portraying his plea as an attempt to encourage Davis to agree to the fight by disclosing the substantial offer. The authenticity of the offer mentioned by Benn remains uncertain. Hearn has not publicly disclosed the financial terms proposed to Tank Davis. It is plausible that Benn might be speculating with an inflated figure to exert media pressure on Tank, urging him to accept the fight. Regarding the financial aspect, Conor Benn conveyed to the media, "f $10 million-$15 million ain’t enough, then stay quiet,