Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford: Full Undercard Revealed

The historic showdown between Canelo Álvarez and Terence Crawford on September 13 is one of the most anticipated boxing events in recent years. Now, the full undercard has officially been revealed—and it’s packed with rising stars, international talent, and intriguing matchups that aim to deliver fireworks before the main event.

Promoted by Dana White and overseen by Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh, this event isn’t just about the headliners. It’s a two-tiered spectacle: the main card will stream on Netflix, while the prelims will be free to watch on YouTube—giving global fight fans front-row access.

Main Card Highlights

Callum Walsh, the undefeated Irish prospect (14-0), will face off against Fernando Vargas Jr., who’s also unbeaten. Both fighters are eager to use this global platform to announce themselves as future stars.

Christian Mbilli (29-0), the WBC interim super middleweight champion, puts his perfect record on the line against dangerous undefeated challenger Lester Martinez (19-0). With both fighters known for their knockout power, this could be the sleeper fight of the night.

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Also featured is a matchup between rising Saudi prospect Mohammed Alakel (4-0) and John Ornelas (5-2), continuing Alalshikh’s goal of highlighting regional talent on the global stage.

Free Prelims on YouTube

The prelims include six exciting bouts. Among them, a rematch between Serhii Bohachuk and Brandon Adams, heavyweight action with Ivan Dychko vs. Jermaine Franklin, and super featherweight prospect Reito Tsutsumi taking on Javier Martinez.

Other prelims include Sultan Almohamed vs. Martin Caraballo, Steven Nelson vs. Raiko Santana, and Marco Verde against a soon-to-be-named opponent.

Final Word

While some fans believe the undercard doesn’t live up to the magnitude of Canelo vs. Crawford, the card offers variety, prospects, and potential breakout performances. With fights across multiple weight classes and platforms, this is more than just a main event—it’s a full-scale boxing celebration.