Fighting outside Mexico or America for the first time as a professional, Alvarez walked an extraordinary early 06:20 local time to meet the needs of the masses in the country.
As he does often, Alvarez slowly started feeling his opponent. He fell right and left to the body in the second round and scull sneaks up with an alvarez guard at the third.
But Alvarez was not able to apply any real pressure and was made to miss the 32 -year -old Cuban Cuban movement.
Schole walked to the corner smiling after the seventh, as if he felt he was on his way for distress.
With a few procedures inside the circuit, the cameras entered a boredom warford in Ringside.
“Let's fight, there is a lot of running,” British referee Kiran Macan told the fighters before nine.
He was clearly disturbed by his opponent's approach, Alvarez shook his head back to his corner after ten.
Scull complained of low strikes, most of which were legitimate punches, and Alvarez was warned of punching when his opponent turned to his appearance on the eleventh.
The close performance cards reflected how none of the fighters confirmed his dominance in the arduous competition.
“He only came to survive until the twelfth round,” Alvarez said after his victory in his 63rd career.
“I hope September is another kind of fighting.”
