
No drama on the scale. Canelo and Mbilli both came in under 168, and Saturday's WBC title fight is official.
Canelo Alvarez weighed 167.6 pounds and champion Christian Mbilli 167.8 for their WBC super middleweight title fight in Riyadh, per The Ring. TV Azteca Deportes reported the same weights.
The rest of the featured bouts made weight too:
The card runs on DAZN pay-per-view from Kingdom Arena on Saturday, Oct. 31. Dan Rafael reports main event ring walks at about 4:30 p.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. PT.
One fight won't happen: the vacant IBF 140-pound title fight is off after Lindolfo Delgado stayed home and no replacement was found.
Two tenths of a pound apart and both comfortably on weight. Neither man had to squeeze, so there are no excuses Saturday. Canelo gets a fresh, strong champion, and Mbilli gets the fight he's chased for years. After the week this card has had, a clean weigh-in is a win.
More: our Canelo-Mbilli preview, Munguia-Zon, and why Biyarslanov went home.
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