Canelo makes history as first undisputed Super Middleweight World champion and 6th undisputed boxer in the 4-belt era  

Saul “Canelo” Álvarez stopped previously undefeated Caleb Plant in the 11th round (via TKO) on Saturday in Las Vegas, becoming the first boxer to unify all four recognized titles at 168 pounds and the first undisputed Mexican champion.

“This is for everybody, especially for Mexico. This is another one for our team. We did it tonight,” Alvarez said after the fight.
 Canelo’s left hook in the 11^th round followed by a massive right uppercut sent Plant to the canvas for the first time in his career, marking the beginning of the end for the American fighter.

Plant returned to his feet, but was unable to recover. With a series of power shots, Canelo sent his opponent down to the floor again. The referee stopped the fight at 1:05 of the 11^th.

 “I have a lot of respect for Caleb Plant. He was a difficult opponent with a lot of ability and I do respect him. We are both men at the end of the day. He wanted to fight me and still continue. I told him there’s no shame. We had a great fight tonight,” Alvarez commented.

Boxing’s consensus n.1 pound-for-pound fighter and future hall of famer is already a four-division champion.
Alvares, 31, went down in history as the 6^th boxer in the four-belt era to become undisputed.

“This means so much for the history of Mexico to become an undisputed champion,” he said. “There are only six undisputed champions in history. It keeps me happy and very motivated to be one of the six.”

After the bout, Plant was taken to University Medical Center as a precaution.
 Watch the stoppage HERE: https://twitter.com/ShowtimeBoxing/status/1457204844444454913