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✅My Telegram - https://t.me/gtboxing92 ✅Starlinks collection - https://send.monobank.ua/jar/aifufhE9z Former absolute world champion in the second middleweight division Saul Alvarez, as before, expects to get a chance for a rematch with the undefeated Terence Crawford. The Mexican does not hide that in case of victory over Christian Mbilli he intends to do everything possible to convince Crawford to return to the ring for a second fight. Canelo hopes that after a successful performance he will be able to interest the American in the idea of ​​a long-awaited rematch. “I hope that the second fight with Crawford will still take place. I hope for it and I think that this fight will bring joy to the fans. This is a very important fight, I hope I will get a rematch. Of course, I give him credit. But we need a rematch. In the first fight I was not myself, so I want the rematch to happen. And then everything will be different. I think, in order for him to deserve recognition, he has to give me a rematch,” Canelo quotes Boxingnews24. Recall, in the first fight, which took place in the super middleweight limit, Crawford won against Alvarez by unanimous decision. Undefeated British heavyweight Moses Itauma spoke about the talk around his readiness for championship fights. According to the 21-year-old boxer, many misinterpret the concept of “test” when discussing his career. Itauma believes that in reality, fans and experts do not so much want to see how he will cope with a serious test, as they are waiting for the moment when he will be inflicted with tangible damage for the first time and forced to face real problems in the ring. As a reminder, on August 29 in London, Itauma will have the most serious fight of his professional career. His opponent will be Croatian weightlifter Filip Hrgovic. "There is one thing I do not agree with. People say that they want to see me "tested". But by that they mean only one thing - they want to see me hurt," Moses is sure. - They want to see: "Will he withstand the blow?" But this has nothing to do with a real test. They just want to see how hard it will be for me. Of course, I will try to prevent this, although in boxing, it is probably inevitable. The main thing is how you behave in such a situation." The long-awaited British fight between former world heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, which was previously scheduled for the end of the year, was under threat. Although the parties have already signed a contract, both boxers are to hold interim fights before the face-to-face meeting. At the end of this month, Joshua will enter the ring against Albanian Christian Prenga, and Fury will meet with experienced Pole Mariusz Wach. Any surprise in these fights could put an end to the most anticipated British confrontation. At the same time, Prenga himself is sure that the organizers' plans are not destined to come true. The Albanian heavyweight is convinced that he will be the one to disrupt the megafight by defeating Anthony Joshua. "I can't say that it affects me. On the contrary, I am glad that I am underestimated," he said. "I don't think it is the best idea for Joshua to already plan a fight with Tyson Fury. I believe that only God makes plans. I don't like to do it myself, because then it turns out that I put myself above God, and that is not allowed. God is above all. He decides how everything will be. And I think I will destroy Joshua's plans. Christian has no doubt that "Joshua is an excellent boxer. But, in my opinion, he has many shortcomings." And the Albanian is also sure that the fight will not last 10 or 12 rounds. British heavyweight Moses Itauma shared his opinion on a possible fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Deontay Wilder, negotiations on which, according to media reports, are ongoing and may end with the organization of the fight this fall in the USA. According to Itauma, the main reason why the Ukrainian is interested in this confrontation is financial conditions. The Briton noted that Usyk began to receive really big fees only in the last years of his professional career, so the desire to hold another high-profile and profitable fight seems quite logical. He wants money. You have to remember that when Vusik was in the heavyweight division, and even in the early stages of the super heavyweight division, he didn't make as much money as he has in the last few years. I don't follow his money, but in the last year or two or even three years of his career he must have made so much money that he's not ready to retire from the sport. I don't blame him. And the thing is, he's from a country where boxing isn't as popular as in the UK or America. So he's making the most of his opportunities. And I don't blame him at all. I know he trains in Valencia. I think it could be for other reasons that have nothing to do with boxing. But he's willing to pay big fees. I don't blame him.