Kelly Pavlik Reveals the Key to Victory in Canelo vs Crawford

On September 13, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Canelo vs Crawford is set to headline a Zuffa/Riyadh Season card on Netflix to its 300 million subscribers. As the boxing world waits for this mega fight, many are predicting the outcome. In a video posted by Fight Hub TV, Pavlik became the latest to break down Canelo vs Crawford.

Kelly Pavlik Breaks Down Canelo vs Crawford Super Fight

Pavlik’s Advice for Crawford Ahead of September 13

This fight has already captured the attention of the boxing world and looks set to be a memorable event. When discussing the main event, Pavlik said: “Stay on Canelo’s ass a little early on. Put Canelo behind, right? Even if it’s three out of the first four rounds, because when Canelo has to fight, okay, when Canelo has to step it up, after seven rounds, he starts to fade a little bit. We’ve seen that with Bivol. We’ve seen it in a lot of his fights, with Triple G.

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“You know when Canelo can control the fight in the ring, generalship, like yeah, he can fight 12 rounds pretty good, but when Canelo gets pushed early on in the fight, he starts to fade muscle endurance-wise. So, if I was Crawford, I would kind of stay on his ass a little bit in the early rounds and make him have to play catch-up in the rounds three, four, five, and then by round seven, that’s where he could really step it up,” added Pavlik.

Canelo vs Crawford

Canelo vs Crawford will be a fight full of intrigue. Many questions are being asked in the build-up. What has Canelo got left? Can Crawford really become undisputed champion at super middleweight? All those questions will be answered on September 13 with a potentially massive global audience tuning in.

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It’s vital Canelo starts well and makes Crawford feel his power early. If Crawford settles into his rhythm first, it could be difficult for Alvarez to retain his titles.