Canelo, Crawford arrive in Saudi Arabia to promote the ‘Fight of the Century’

The showdown between two of the biggest names in the sport has been billed as the “Fight of the Century.” (Supplied)
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Updated 20 June 2025
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Canelo, Crawford arrive in Saudi Arabia to promote the ‘Fight of the Century’

  • The pair will fight in Las Vegas in September

RIYADH: Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez and Terence Crawford, two of boxing’s finest, arrived in the Saudi capital on Thursday.

The pair, who are set to fight in September, are in the Kingdom to kick off a promotional tour on Friday for the much hyped clash.

The media event will be at Bakr Al-Sheddi Theater in Boulevard City, in Riyadh.

The showdown between two of the biggest names in the sport has been billed as the “Fight of the Century,” and is being organized by Riyadh Season.

The undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Álvarez, who boasts an impressive record of 62 wins (39 by knockout), will face off against his opponent Terence Crawford, a four-division and two-weight undisputed champion, who enters the ring with a perfect record of 41 wins and no losses, including 31 knockouts.

The press conference will be the first stop of a media tour, which will include stops in New York at Fanatics Fest on Sunday, before concluding next Friday in Las Vegas — the host city for the blockbuster fight on Saturday Sept. 13.


Report: Si Woo Kim leaving PGA Tour for LIV Golf

Updated 11 December 2025
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Report: Si Woo Kim leaving PGA Tour for LIV Golf

  • Kim’s departure would be one of LIV Golf’s biggest signings since Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton joined in 2024
  • According to the report, Kim would be part of Ironheads GC captained by Kevin Na

NEW YORK: South Korea’s Si Woo Kim reportedly has a deal to leave the PGA Tour and join LIV Golf.

The four-time PGA Tour winner is in “late stage negotiations,” Tom Hobbs of Flushing It Golf reported Wednesday.

Kim, 30, is currently No. 47 in the Official World Golf Ranking after posting three top-10 finishes in 2025.

His departure would be one of LIV Golf’s biggest signings since Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton joined in 2024.

Kim’s PGA Tour wins came at the Wyndham Championship (2016), The Players Championship (2017), The American Express (2021) and the Sony Open in Hawaii (2023).

According to the report, Kim would be part of Ironheads GC captained by Kevin Na.