The Latest Breaking News from Canelo Álvarez

Mexican defends all four of his world title belts in Las Vegas in the third fight between two of boxing’s most bitter rivals

LOS ANGELES — Canelo Álvarez arrived Friday in a black velour polo and white pants with an entourage too deep for the Hollywood conference room. The Mexican cash cow was there to promote his next fight — the too-long-in-the-making third clash with Gennadiy Golovkin — and brought his talking points.

The evidence of the destruction was in the redness of Canelo Álvarez's head.

Álvarez hadn't lost a fight since 2013 across four different weight classes. But on Saturday night in Las Vegas, he met his match in the Russian light heavyweight champion Bivol.

The Russian light heavyweight champion retained his title with a shocking victory by unanimous decision over the heavy favorite.

Dmitry Bivol won a unanimous decision over Canelo Álvarez to retain the WBA light heavyweight title in a major upset on Saturday night

Round-by-round report: Dmitry Bivol stunned Canelo Álvarez on points to retain the WBA light heavyweight title in Las Vegas

Mexican fighter, who stands just 5ft 8in, prepares to take on Dmitry Bivol for his WBA light-heavyweight title in Las Vegas

LOS ANGELES — These are different times in boxing, one of the sport's most celebrated prospects talking about his mental health problems.