Eddy Reynoso eyes Canelo Vs. Bivol Sequel: “There’s no doubt we wanted that rematch, we didn’t lose the fight”

By: Hans Themistode

Eddy Reynoso beamed with pride and confidence as he watched his boxer, Canelo Alvarez, take to the ring last night.

As a packed crowd in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, was shouting furiously, Reynoso remained steadfast in his belief that his Mexican star would keep his loyal supporters there. again.

Despite being rated as a significantly weaker person, Dmitry Bivol is both undaunted and undaunted by the task at hand. In the opening round, the Russian-born player showed his consent and was willing to allow Alvarez to bully him with strings. However, as the rounds progressed, he slowly began to find his rhythm again.

At times, Alvarez’s supporters sat in silence as Bivol mercilessly stoned his men. A weary-looking Alvarez admits that in the championship rounds he is running fuming, something Bivol will make full use of.

Despite getting tired of fighting the ropes for long stretches, Alvarez proudly raised his hand in victory as the sound of the final bell rang throughout the T-Mobile Arena. However, while Alvarez believes he is just a step away from arguably his greatest achievement, Bivol grinned as all three judges scored their light heavyweight bout awarded to the Russian star. a close but clear decisive victory.

As both Alvarez and Reynoso withdrew into the dressing room in disbelief, the pair revealed that their rivalry with Bivol had only just begun. In the end, while Reynoso completely rejected the referee’s decision, he believes they ultimately awarded the victory to the wrong boxer.

“Yes, there’s no doubt about it, we want that rematch,” Reynoso told a group of reporters. “We felt that we didn’t lose the game, just some innings. We want that rematch to see what we can do better.”

After finishing every world title around a 168-pound waist, Alvarez, 31, craves an even bigger challenge. In an attempt to fulfill his wishes, Reynoso considered a light heavyweight confrontation with Bivol the ultimate risk.

After 19 professional appearances, Bivol happily accepted Alvarez’s decision to face Alvarez. Reynoso, who also manages Alvarez in addition to coaching him, credits the former heavyweight king with following his pre-match plan to perfection.

However, regardless of how Alvarez was executed, and although Reynoso insisted that his boxer should have won, he would not allow himself to take his eyes off Bivol. More than anything, the former coach of the year believes that while Bivol has broken Alvarez’s record, the Mexican-born player can walk with his head held high.

“You have to give good credit to Bivol and what he did but Saul is the winner and he will come back stronger.”