Jaime Munguia vs. Canelo Alvarez odds and prediction: Boxing expert on a 50–13 run shares predictions for the contest on May 4.

 

This Saturday, history will be made in Las Vegas as Canelo Alvarez faces Jaime Munguia in the first-ever all-Mexican matchup for a major world title above 160 pounds. Alvarez, who has refrained from fighting fellow Mexicans for seven years, will make an exception to defend his IBF, WBC, WBA, and WBO super middleweight titles. Since his loss to Dmitrii Bivol in 2022, Alvarez has secured three consecutive wins by unanimous decision, enhancing his formidable record.

The main event at T-Mobile Arena kicks off at 8 p.m. ET, with Canelo vs. Munguia headlining later in the evening. Alvarez enters as a strong favorite at -400, while Munguia stands as the underdog at +300. The over/under for total rounds is set at 10.5, favoring the Over at -200. For informed predictions and betting advice, turn to boxing expert Peter Kahn, renowned for his accurate fight analyses and impressive track record, including notable underdog picks like Ryan Garcia against Devin Haney.

Alvarez's decision to face Munguia marks a departure from his previous stance against fighting fellow Mexicans. However, Alvarez views Munguia's esteemed career as a reason to celebrate Mexico's boxing tradition rather than a threat to his own legacy. Munguia, boasting an unblemished record of 43-0, enters the ring with confidence following his recent victory over John Ryder. This clash promises excitement as Munguia aims to add another win to his impressive resume.

Kahn's insights point towards the Under 10.5 rounds, along with method-of-victory and money-line picks. For detailed analysis and expert picks, visit SportsLine.

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