In a scathing critique, Chris Eubank Jr. has lambasted Canelo Alvarez, urging the Mexican boxing superstar to step up and face opponents who are genuinely eager to win. Eubank Jr. didn’t mince words, describing the current state of Alvarez’s opponents as “embarrassing.”
“Fight someone who’s coming to win, not just to take a check,” Eubank Jr. stated emphatically, highlighting a perceived trend of Alvarez facing less competitive challenges in recent bouts.
The British middleweight contender issued a direct challenge to Alvarez, signaling his readiness to step into the ring against the pound-for-pound king. “I’m here, ready and willing,” Eubank Jr. declared, emphasizing his desire for a meaningful and competitive showdown.
Criticism of Alvarez’s choice of opponents isn’t new, but Eubank Jr.’s vocal challenge adds fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding Alvarez’s dominance in the middleweight and super middleweight divisions.
As boxing enthusiasts await Alvarez’s next move, Eubank Jr.’s callout serves as a bold reminder of the sport’s competitive spirit and the expectations placed on its top-tier athletes to consistently deliver compelling matchups.
