Today's boxing superstar super-middleweight undisputed world champion Canelo Alvarez has recreated the ceiling-level heavy punch, only this time against a dead reporter.
Recently, the 31-year-old Avirez is in a tense preparation to once again rise to the light heavyweight level to challenge WBA super boxing champion Dmitry Bivol. Pre-match sports boxing journalist Michael McCarthy went to Avarez's boxing gym to observe his preparations.
During this period, McCarthy offered to experience the legendary Avarez's heavy punch, so he put on thick protective gear to experience the weight of Avarez's heavy punch.
Although the reporter McCarthy was two sizes larger than Avarez, Avarez began to punch the armor several times, and the reporter was beaten back.
Suddenly Avarez hit the reporter with a powerful and heavy punch, the reporter was immediately beaten back a few steps with a very painful expression, and then Avarez made up a few more punches, the reporter was in so much pain that he couldn't stand it, and the reporter's experience ended in the laughter of the crowd.
What people did not expect was that the reporter was beaten afterwards, posted a selfie photo of the urine blood in the bathroom on his personal social media, and then wrote next to it: "Thank you, Avarez!" ”
In fact, apart from boxing legend Mayweather, no other boxer has been able to beat Avárez so far. He has won the super middleweight, sub-middleweight, middleweight, super middleweight, light heavyweight world boxing champion gold belt, and finally he unified the super middleweight four major organizations gold belt.
He became the sixth World Champion to hold the title of Four Major Boxing Organizations after Hopkins, Taylor, Crawford, Usik and Josh Taylor, and became the first Boxing Champion in the Super Middleweight to unify the golden belts of the four major organizations.
It is worth mentioning that the three super-middleweight boxers he defeated: Smith, Sanders and Plante were in the current year and remained unbeaten, which made his victory convincing.
Last year's united battle with WBO superweight champion Sanders was even more terrifying, Sanders' right eye was hit by Avarez's upper hook punch, and the right cheek area even collapsed in a large area, and after the game, it was found that Sanders's eye socket was broken and the optic nerve was damaged, which showed the strength of Avarez's terror.