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Canelo’s Comeback Card Just Got Three More World Title Fights

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Finally, the undercard for Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli is taking shape and as it turns out, boxing fans should get a strong night of boxing. While Canelo’s return to the ring against a hungry and worthy young champion will dominate the headlines — as it should — there are fights on this card that are legitimately for real fight fans. Let’s talk boxing.

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Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli, “Mexico vs. The World”

Date

Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026

Venue

The Venue, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Riyadh Season)

Broadcast

DAZN pay-per-view

Main event title

Mbilli’s WBC super middleweight title, first defense

Co-main event

Jaime Munguia vs. Nikita Zon, WBA super middleweight title

World title fights

Four, including the main event

Total bouts

10

Canelo vs. Mbilli headlines a 10-bout “Mexico vs. The World” card on Saturday, Oct. 31, at The Venue in Riyadh as part of Riyadh Season. The main event streams on DAZN pay-per-view.

Mbilli makes the first defense of his WBC super middleweight title. The fight was moved to Oct. 31 from its original Sept. 21 date.

Including Mbilli, there are 12 undefeated fighters on the card. And there are two fights where undefeated fighters will clash. Early in the card Brayan Leon faces Hector Aguirre in a battle of up-and-coming talents. Later on the main card, Lindolfo Delgado will tangle with Arthur Biyarslanov for the vacant IBF super lightweight title.

Rafael Espinoza also defends his WBO featherweight title against Lorenzo Parra. Unbeaten Carl Martin, the WBO’s No. 1 contender at 122 pounds, faces David Picasso in a super bantamweight bout.

Munguia is in chief support against the dangerous and powerful Nikita Zon. It seems safe to say, someone is probably going to get knocked out in that one.

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Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli Full Fight Card

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Title or Weight

Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli

WBC super middleweight title

Jaime Munguia (46-2) vs. Nikita Zon (12-0-1)

WBA super middleweight title

Rafael Espinoza (28-0) vs. Lorenzo Parra (24-1-1)

WBO featherweight title

Lindolfo Delgado (24-0) vs. Arthur Biyarslanov (21-0)

Vacant IBF super lightweight title

David Picasso (32-1-1) vs. Carl Martin (28-0)

Super bantamweight

Raymundo Rojas Garcia (16-2) vs. Reito Tsutsumi (5-0)

Super featherweight

Marcos Vazquez Rodriguez vs. Bek Nurmaganbet

Not announced

Carlos Emiliano Rojo Vazquez vs. Flavius Biea

Not announced

Hector Aguirre vs. Brayan Leon

Not announced

Erick Jahir Villegas vs. Sultan Almohammed

Not announced

With three world-title fights preceding Canelo and the fast-rising Reito Tsutsumi getting the toughest assignment of his career, there could be some memorable moments.

This article was originally published on Forbes.com

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