Forgetting Ever Being Beaten By Bivol, Canelo: No One Can Beat Me

Canelo Alvarez (Instagram @canelo)

JAKARTA - Canelo Alvarez left the ring as the undisputed winner of the trilogy fight against Gennady Golovkin last Saturday. However, after the duel, he forgot to have been defeated by Dmitry Bivol.

Being a man of the hour requires full control of what you're going to say, especially when you've won most of the fights in your career.

When interviewing Matchroom, Canelo made a mistake which he quickly corrected and could have escaped attention. However, his opponents quickly mocked him.

"Listen, everyone can see that outside the ring they think they can beat me. But no one... (livened to correct his words, ed) Very few people can beat me. It was very difficult to beat me," Canelo was quoted as saying by Marca, Wednesday.

Canelo himself realized his mistake and immediately corrected it. However, the interview was immortalized in a video on social media and quickly his opponents blasphemed the Mexican boxer.

In fact, there were many things to consider during the press conference. First, the boxer has just finished dueling and that's normal that anyone who steps out of the ring may be confused.

Second, he gave many interviews, so it's only natural that some information may not be accurate. And lastly, the interview was not in his mother's language, he was Mexican and speaking, Spanish. While he fought in the United States where he had to speak English.