Canelo Alvarez has said he would only return to 175lbs for one fight, naming a potential opponent with whom he feels there is unfinished business.<\/p>\n
The 35-year-old has not fought since losing his super-middleweight titles to Terence Crawford, who moved up two weight classes and claimed a unanimous decision victory<\/a> last September.<\/p>\n \u2018Bud\u2019 then announced his retirement several months later, enabling Christian Mbilli to be elevated from \u2018interim\u2019 to full WBC champion following his 10-round draw with Lester Martinez<\/a>.<\/p>\n More significantly, though, the Frenchman has since landed himself a lucrative opportunity against Canelo, who looks to reclaim one of his world titles in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on September 12.<\/p>\n If he dethrones Mbilli then the Mexican is likely to remain at 168lbs, perhaps with a view to unify the division against either Hamzah Sheeraz or Osleys Iglesias.<\/p>\n He could, however, be tempted by an opportunity at light-heavyweight, especially if it involves a rematch with current unified champion Dmitry Bivol.<\/p>\n The pair squared off in 2022, with Bivol claiming a comprehensive points victory while Canelo, aside from being undersized at the weight, appeared to struggle with the elite technician\u2019s footwork.<\/p>\n