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BetOnline to Sponsor a Canelo Fight This Weekend

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

May/05/2021

BetOnline to Sponsor a Canelo Fight This Weekend

BetOnline is once again sponsoring a Canelo Alvarez fight, and they have created and activated props for the following bouts this weekend:

Canelo Alvarez vs Billy Joe Saunders – 12 Rounds for the WBC, WBA and WBO Super Middleweight Titles
Soto vs Takayama – 12 Roinds for the WBO Junior Flyweight Title
Conway vs Cissokho – 10 Rounds Junior Middleweights
Sanchez vs Aguilera – 8 Rounds Heavyweights
Davis vs Meza – 6 Rounds Lightweights
Smith vs Kurbanov – 12 Rounds Junior Middleweights

For the Canelo fight, we have created some extra Knockdown props and will add exotics such as will a fighter land on the BetOnline mat logo later this week.

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