SAUDI ARABIA, 31/10/2026.- Who won Canelo Alvarez vs. Mbilli? See the WBC title fight result and every winner from the boxing card in Saudi Arabia. PHOTO BY DAZN.COM
SAUDI ARABIA, 31/10/2026.- Who won Canelo Alvarez vs. Mbilli? See the WBC title fight result and every winner from the boxing card in Saudi Arabia. PHOTO BY DAZN.COM

Riyadh will host the highly anticipated showdown between Canelo Alvarez and Christian Mbilli for the WBC super middleweight championship on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The spotlight will be on the Mexican star’s response following his loss to Terence Crawford and Mbilli’s opportunity to secure the biggest victory of his professional career. The boxing event will feature several matchups, with live results revealing the winners and official outcomes from every fight on the card.

Who Won Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli? Full Fight Card Results

The main event will determine the winner of the WBC super middleweight title fight. Follow this live coverage for the official Canelo vs. Mbilli result, the method of victory, the round in which the contest ends and the judges’ scorecards if the fight goes the distance. Results from the other bouts will also be added as each matchup concludes.

CATEGORY / DIVISIONFIGHTRESULT
Super middleweight — WBC world titleCanelo Alvarez vs. Christian MbilliCanelo Alvarez defeated Christian Mbilli by unanimous decision (115-112; 116-111; 117-110) and regained the WBC super middleweight title.
Super middleweight — WBA world titleJaime Munguia vs. Nikita ZonJaime Munguia def. Nikita Zon via unanimous decision (116-112, 117-111 x2)
Featherweight — WBO world titleRafael Espinoza vs. Ricardo BlandonRafael Espinoza def. Ricardo Blandon via third-round TKO (doctor stoppage)
Featherweight — WBC Silver titleDavid Picasso vs. Carl MartinCarl Jammes Martin def. David Picasso via split decision (94-94, 95-94, 96-93)
Super featherweightRaymundo Rojas vs. Reito TsutsumiReito Tsutsumi def. Raymundo Rojas Garcia via second-round TKO
Light heavyweightMarcos Vazquez vs. Bek NurmaganbetBek Nurmaganbet def. Marcos Vazquez Rodriguez via first-round KO | Watch video
LightweightErick Villegas vs. Sultan AlmohammedSultan Almohammed def. Erick Jahir Urvina Villegas via unanimous decision (60-54, 59-55 ×2)
Super middleweightCarlos Emiliano Rojo vs. Flavius BieaEmiliano Rojo def. Flavius Biea via fourth-round TKO | Watch video
Super middleweightHector Aguirre vs. Brayan LeonBrayan Leon def. Hector Aguirre via unanimous decision (77-75, 78-74, 78-74)

Canelo vs. Mbilli: Mexican Experience Against an Unbeaten Challenger

Canelo Alvarez enters the matchup with a professional record of 63 wins, three losses and two draws, including 39 victories by knockout. The Mexican fighter will rely on his championship experience, precision punching and body attack to control an opponent known for applying pressure and throwing combinations. After losing to Crawford by unanimous decision in September 2025, Alvarez will look for a statement victory that puts him back among the leading contenders in the super middleweight division.

Christian Mbilli brings a record of 29 wins, one draw and no losses, with 24 victories by knockout. The French-Cameroonian boxer was elevated to full WBC champion in January 2026 and will face one of the biggest names in the sport in a major test of his title reign. His aggressive style and forward pressure will challenge Canelo’s defense throughout the scheduled 12 rounds.

Canelo vs. Mbilli: Complete Fight Card

Main Card

  • Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli — WBC super middleweight world championship.
  • Jaime Munguia vs. Nikita Zon — WBA super middleweight world championship.
  • Rafael Espinoza vs. Ricardo Blandon — WBO featherweight world championship.
  • Raymundo Rojas vs. Reito Tsutsumi — super featherweight.
  • David Picasso vs. Carl Martin — WBC Silver featherweight title.

Preliminary Card

  • Erick Villegas vs. Sultan Almohammed.
  • Marcos Vazquez vs. Bek Nurmaganbet.
  • Carlos Emiliano Rojo vs. Flavius Biea.
  • Hector Aguirre vs. Brayan Leon.
SOBRE EL AUTOR

Noé Yactayo es periodista de El Comercio desde 2022. Con 13 años de experiencia en medios digitales, se ha consolidado como especialista en fútbol internacional y deportes de combate, además de cubrir temas de actualidad para las audiencias hispanas de Estados Unidos. Antes de sumarse a la redacción, trabajó en Mi Bundesliga, La República y Líbero.

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