MMA Junkie reported live from Saturday's Netflix boxing event headlined by Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford.

In one of the biggest boxing matchups of this generation, Canelo, 35, took on Crawford, 37, who stepped up two weight classes for a shot at the undisputed super middleweight title (168 lbs). The championship fight headlined the card, which streamed live on Netflix, and was scheduled for 12 3-minute rounds. The boxing event took place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

The 10-fight lineup began with prelims at 5:30 p.m. ET, which will streamed on the Netflix Sports YouTube channel. The main card began at 9 p.m. ET and streamed on Netflix, available to anyone with a Netflix subscription.

Check out our up-to-the-minute results, preliminary live stream and other highlights from the event below.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford post-fight press conference live stream

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford lineup, results

MAIN CARD (9 p.m., Netflix)

  • Super middleweight: Terence Crawford def. Canel Alvarez via unanimous decision (116-112, 115-113, 115-113) – for WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF titles
  • Super welterweight: Callum Walsh def. Fernando Vargas Jr. via unanimous decision (99-91, 99-91, 100-90)
  • Super middleweight: Christian Mbilli vs. Lester Martinez ruled a split draw (93-97, 96-94, 95-95) – for interim WBC title
  • Super featherweight: Mohammed Alakel def. Travis Crawford via unanimous decision (99-91, 99-91, 98-92)

PRELIMINARY CARD (5:30 p.m., Youtube)

  • Middleweight: Brandon Adams def. Serhii Bohachuk via unanimous decision (99-91, 98-92, 98-92)
  • Heavyweight: Jermaine Franklin Jr. def. Ivan Dychko via unanimous decision (96-93, 95-94, 97-92)
  • Super featherweight: Reito Tsutsumi def. Javier Martinez via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:18
  • Super featherweight: Sultan Almohammed def. Martin Caraballo via unanimous decision (40-36, 40-36, 40-36)
  • Super middleweight: Raiko Santana def. Steven Nelson via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:38
  • Middleweight: Marco Verde def. Sona Akale via TKO (punches) – Round 4, 1:11

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Best photos

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford official result

Terence Crawford def. Canel Alvarez via unanimous decision (116-112, 115-113, 115-113) – for WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF titles

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 12

Round 12 – They touch 'em up before the final round begins. Crawford lands a combination. Canelo comes forward and steps into another combo from Crawford. Canelo gets Crawford against the ropes and fires off a pair of punches. Crawford catches Canelo with a clean left hand. Both land lead jabs. Canelo rips a left to the body and Crawford answers upstairs. One minute left. Crawford lands a left. Crawford dips under a big right hand and fires a combo. Crawford turns up the volume in the closing seconds to finish strong. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 11

Round 11 – Canelo comes out firing with a clean punch, but Crawford gets it back and then puts together a nice combo. They stand toe-to-toe to exchange, and Crawford pops up Canelo's head with a clean uppercut. Crawford continues to land as Canelo comes forward. Canelo finds a home for a pair of hard punches. Crawford fires a body-head combo. Crawford lands a hook as he circles out. Crawford counters with a nice combination. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 10

Round 10 – Canelo lands a nice right hand to the head. Crawford puts together a combination. Crawford lands again, but Canelo steps forward with a big right. Crawford stays busy with touching punches. Canelo lands a right as Crawford ducks in to clinch. Crawford rips a right to the body. Canelo answers with a left hook. Canelo keeps with the forward pressure, forcing Crawford to keep his guard up. 10-9 Canelo.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 9

Round 9 – Heated exchange starts the round. They're just trading big shots in a furious moment. Crawford looks to get the better of it. Canelo comes forward, pushing Crawford into the ropes. An accidental headbutt opens a cut on Crawford, and the fight is paused for a moment. Canelo apologizes before they get back to it. On the restart, it's more heated exchanges. Canelo lands a nice left. Crawford comes back with a hard left of his own. Canelo jabs with the left. Crawford darts back and forth, side to side. Canelo lands a clean punch. Crawford jabs with the right and then punches to the body. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 8

Round 8 – Crawford rips a speedy combo of body shots. Canelo comes back with a hook to the body and one upstairs. There's another body shot from Canelo and Crawford acknowledges it. Keeping with the midsection work, Canelo scores again. Crawford circles out to evade a forward charge. Crawford jabs. They both land solid shots; Crawford to the body, Canelo to the head. Crawford lands a short uppercut in the clinch. They're separated and Crawford lands another jab. 10-9 Canelo.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 7

Round 7 – Crawford stays busy early but Canelo lands as they trade early. Crawford keeps the volume hight with quick punches, going to the body and head. Canelo comes forward with power shots to the body. Crawford just misses a big counter left after blocking hooks from Canelo. Crawford goes back to the right jab. Canelo gets Crawford in the corner, but it's Crawford landing the better shots before circling back to the center. Crawford lands a jab – and another. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 6

Round 6 – Crawford gets the better of an early exchange. Crawford continues to fire first, landing a nice combo. A hard left hand connects for Crawford and he appears to be feeling it now. They clinch, and the referee breaks them up. Crawford cracks a smile as Canelo comes forward, ripping a body shot. Crawford offers a two-punch combo, but Canelo counters with a body punch. Crawford lands another pair upstairs. Still smiling, Crawford goes body-head, and evades Canelo's offering. Crawford lands again and Canelo connects upstairs at the bell. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 5

Round 5 – Crawford pumps out the right jab. Canelo lands a nice right. They exchange jabs and both miss with harder offerings. Canelo lands a left, but Crawford immediately answers with his own. A nice jab from Crawford follows. Canelo digs to the body with a left. Crawford circles away, evading a charge from Canelo. They clinch up into the ropes, prompting a referee break. 10-9 Canelo.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 4

Round 4 – Crawford works the lead jab early. He doubles it up and then adds a very nice combination, getting a rise out of the crowd. Canelo resets and comes forward. Crawford lands a left straight. Canelo gets Crawford in the corner and rips a body shot. There's a punch upstairs for Canelo too, and Crawford eats it. Crawford responds with a couple of punches. Canelo lands a clean power shot to the head. Crawford lands a left hook and smiles. Crawford punches to the body and gets light on his feet near the ropes. Canelo lands a solid right just before the bell. 10-9 Canelo.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 3

Round 3 – Crawford pumps the jab and gets his guard up to block a hard offering from Canelo. Crawford rips a combo as Canelo gets in close. Canelo goes with a left hook to the body, then lands a left upstairs. Crawford resets and sits on a left of his own. Canelo goes back to the body with a right hand. Another left to the body from Canelo. Crawford gets back to working the lead jab. Canelo fires off a 1-2, but doesn't get all of it. Crawford touches to the body then fires a clean combination to counter Canelo's body shot. There's a nice shot to the body from Canelo. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 2

Round 2 – Canelo lands a clean shot and Crawford looks to get it right back. Crawford jabs with the right and evades a punch coming back his direction. Canelo gets Crawford in the corner and rips a hook to the body. There's another body shot from Canelo. Crawford unloads a nice combination upstairs. Crawford goes to the body as Canelo lands a punch to the head. Crawford doubles up the right jab. 10-9 Crawford.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford: Round 1

Round 1 – Crawford takes the center and paws out the lead right jab. Canelo circles out to take the center. Both study the range as the feel-out process unfolds. Canelo begins to come forward as Crawford now circles on the outside. Crawford jabs to the body and Canelo comes back with a big right hand. Crawford answers with a right hand. Canelo punches to the body. Crawford blocks an overhand right. Canelo rips a left hook to the body. Canelo sits on a right hand as Crawford circles away. 10-9 Canelo.

Canelo Alvarez makes his entrance

Terence Crawford makes his entrance

Super welterweight bout: Callum Walsh vs. Fernando Vargas Jr.

Round 1 – Walsh took control of the center of the ring, looking to utilize his longer frame. The opening round was a feel-out process early on, but Walsh started coming forward midway through with combinations. Walsh tripped while backing away from a Vargas counter shot; the referee signaled no knockdown. Walsh closed out the round with a combination.

Round 2 – Vargas came out with a nice combination, firing to the body. Walsh answered nicely. Vargas continued to offer strikes first. Walsh came back with a clean body combination. As the round continued, Walsh focused on body attacks, which Vargas acknowledged as scoring.

Round 3 – Walsh continued his patient approach from the center of the ring. When he saw an opening, Walsh would fire off a fast combination and reset. Vargas circled on the outside, but didn't offer much offensively throughout the round. Walsh took this round on volume alone.

Round 4 – Walsh scored nicely with a looping left hand early as the exchanges heated up early in the round. Vargas connected well in response as he opened up his offense. Vargas dig in a solid right hand to the body. Walsh answered with a beautiful combination, punctuated with a clean left hand on the chin. A moment later, another combo scored well for Walsh. Another clear round for Walsh.

Round 5 – Walsh connected with clean strikes early in the round at a steady pace. Vargas attempted to open up, but was warned for a low punch. They exchanged clean jabs, but a nice combo from Walsh followed. Vargas was warned again to keep his punches up. As they continued to trade, Vargas was warned a third time by the ref to watch where he was aiming his punches.

Round 6 – Vargas ripped a nice body shot as they exchanged in the center. Walsh put together a pair of body shots in response. After going forehead to forehead for a moment, they took turns with their offerings. Vargas landed well upstairs while Walsh focused on the body as the round wore on. Walsh landed three solid punches in the closing seconds.

Round 7 – Even exchanges started the round. Vargas offered a couple of home run overhands, but came up empty. Walsh worked on sticking and moving while circling on the outside. Vargas came back with a solid three-punch combo ending upstairs. Walsh felt comfortable as the round continued, keeping his lead hand at his waist as if to entice Vargas to throw first.

Round 8 – Walsh excelled in the exchanges in the first half of the round. Vargas found home for a couple of punches, but Walsh's pressure and volume took control of the round as he mixed shots to the body and head.

Round 9 – Walsh kept the volume high while working behind the right jab, keeping Vargas in a defensive posture. A five-punch combo was ripped by Walsh upstairs, as he continued to land shots at will. Vargas attemped to change things in the closing moments of the round, but Walsh was too sharp defensively.

Round 10 – Vargas started the final round with urgency, creating a few heated exchanges to start. The willingness to exchange was apparent, but Walsh was smart and circled away to pick his moments to strike. Vargas didn't back down until the final horn, giving the fans something to cheer about in what was the most action-packed round of the fight.

Official result: Callum Walsh def. Fernando Vargas Jr. via unanimous decision (99-91, 99-91, 100-90)

Interim WBC super middleweight title fight: Christian Mbilli vs. Lester Martinez

Round 1 – Mbilli took control of the center of the ring, putting heavy pressure on Martinez early. He ripped fast and hard combinations, but Martinez was game to answer. The pace was hot and heavy throughout the round, with each fighter landing their share of significant punches. Both mixed their targets well. Mbilli likely took the opening frame.

Round 2 – Mbilli and Martinez stood in a phone booth in the center of the ring, taking turns ripping heavy shots to the body. Mbilli's shots upstairs were more impactful, causing Martinez to move off his spot and closer to the ropes. Mbilli kept the distance tight and continued to apply pressure, but Martinez kept firing back. Round 2 goes to Mbilli.

Round 3 – Mbilli continued his forward approach, getting in Martinez's space with his guard tight. Martinez did well to create more space by pushing Mbilli away, allowing for a few more clean connections. However, Mbilli found a way to close back in and resume tearing into the body. A big left hand from Mbilli and a right followed got Martinez's attention. Martinez landed a couple of clean uppercuts as well in a firefight of a frame. Probably another Mbilli round, but it was super competitive.

Round 4 – Martinez continued to work on his adjustment of creating more space, and scored well, but that didn't stop Mbilli from closing in to fire off short hooks. Mbilli pressured Martinez into the ropes, but he was quick to get off and find space. Martinez found home for nice uppercuts as he dealt with pressure from Mbilli, who landed nicely in the closing moments of the round.

Round 5 – Mbilli tried his best to keep the distance close, but Martinez was successful at creating space by shoving him away. When the distance did close, both fired off punches to the body while looking for short uppercuts. Martinez landed a beautiful combination punctuated with a left. After working off the ropes, Martinez landed a hard right left combo. This round was for Martinez.

Round 6 – Mbilli marched forward, but struggled to keep Martinez near the ropes. Both traded multi-punch combinations in the center, but Mbilli got the better of the exchanges. Mbilli was able to get Martinez near the ropes with his pressure, and as Martinez attempted to fight his way out, Mbilli pulled him down to the mat. The referee clarified it was not a knockdown. Mbilli then kept the pressure high until the horn. Mbilli takes this frame.

Round 7 – Martinez connected well early in the round with his back against the ropes. Mbilli scored to the body and then doubled up the left hand upstairs. Martinez fired off a combination, but Mbilli responded with a few of his own, landing cleaner punches. More crushing punches to the body were traded as they moved around the ring in close proximity. Big punches were traded in the final seconds to close another thin round that likely goes to Mbilli.

Round 8 – Mbilli didn't go as hard with his forward pressure early in the round, which allowed for Martinez to land some punches on his own terms. In the second half of the round, Mbilli started to become more persistent in closing the distance so he could rip punches to the body and come over the top. Mbilli started teeing off as Martinez had his back on the ropes, but he angled off and landed a clean counter. Mbilli was undeterred and continued to rip shots. Martinez landed another counter, but he was outstruck at the end of the round.

Round 9 – Mbilli continued to come forward, but Martinez was quick to fire first this time around. Martinez cracked Mbilli with a hard left hand that appeared to stun Mbilli. It was Martinez's biggest punch of the fight so far, and he continued to land as Mbilli came forward. Mbilli pressured Martinez into the ropes and landed a hard uppercut to the body. Heated exchanges occurred in the center of the ring until the round ended. This one was a Martinez round.

Round 10 – The final round saw Mbilli keep with the same gameplan of pressuring Mbilli against the ropes while ripping close shots. Martinez put together a clean combo, popping Mbilli's head up. Mbilli came right back in to answer with body shots and a hook upstairs. In the closing minute, Mbilli landed a big looping left hand in the center. A moment later, Martinez unloaded a combination. The 10-second clapper sounded and both emptied the tank until the final bell.

Official result: Christian Mbilli vs. Lester Martinez ruled a split draw (93-97, 96-94, 95-95) – Mbilli retains interim WBC title

Sofia Vergara greets Canelo Alvarez backstage

WNBA star Angel Reese greets Terence Crawford backstage

Mohammed Alakel wins main card opening snoozer

The main card kicked off with a fight that made you question why you turned on the broadcast so early. Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Alakel took on Travis Crawford in a super featherweight bout that went all 10 rounds. Alakel stuck and moved on the outside for the entire fight, but unfortunately, it didn't make for a very entertaining fight. When it was all said and done, Alakel won with unanimous scores of 99-91, 99-91, 98-92. Alakel remains undefeated and improves to 6-0, while Crawford falls to 7-5.

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Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford main card begins

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Brandon Adams wins rematch vs. Serhii Bohachuk

The rematch between Brandon Adams and Serhii Bohachuk started with a blazing pace, filled with heavy punches from both fighters. The tone was set early and continued to produce a thrilling fight in the phone booth as the rounds wore on. Adams would rip heavy hooks to the body, but Bohachuk was always willing to retaliate in kind. Even in the latter rounds, the pace remained steady as Adams put together powerful combinations with a smile on his face as he closed out a solid performance. The judges were unanimous, seeing the fight for Adams with scores of 99-91, 98-92 and 98-92. Adams won both fights and improves to 26-5, while Bohachuk drops to 26-3.

A special WBC belt will be awarded to Canelo vs. Crawford winner

Jermaine Franklin Jr. wins forgettable, questionable decision

The only heavyweight bout on the card was a pretty lackluster fight between Ivan Dychko and Jermaine Franklin Jr. The sparse crowd that was still filling into Allegiant Stadium offered boos at the end of most of the rounds, as the heavyweights labored through 10 rounds. Franklin Jr. closed the fight out strong, making things somewhat interesting in a fight that felt like Dychko was in control of for at least the first seven rounds. However, the judges saw things differently, offering unanimous scores of 96-93, 95-94, and 97-92 in favor of Franklin Jr., who improves to 24-2, while Dychko suffers his first loss, and is now 15-1.

Reito Tsutsumi scores first round TKO

Japan's Reito Tsutsumi added to his undefeated record with a stellar performance against Javier Martinez. Steadily ramping up the pressure in the opening round, Tsutsumi mixed up his targets well and dropped Martinez. The referee gave Martinez an eight count, but he was still on shaky legs, and the fight was waved off at 2:18 of Round 1. Tsutsumi improves to 3-0, while Martinez falls to 7-3.

Sultan Almohammed shines in pro debut

A four-round super featherweight banger saw 17-year-old Sultan Almohammed win his professional debut against Martin Caraballo. It was the first fight of the night to go the distance, and it was filled with action from beginning to end. Both fighters looked way more experienced than their records indicate, but it was ultimately Almohammed who repeatedly won exchanges with clean, powerful punches. The judges scored the bout 40-36 across the board, seeing Almohammed move to 1-0 while Caraballo falls to 0-1-1.

Another controversial stoppage in Raiko Santana vs. Steven Nelson

Raiko Santana unloaded a flurry of punches on Steven Nelson, causing him to fall backward into the ropes. It would have been a knockdown if the ropes hadn't held him up. The referee stepped between the fighters, but didn't begin a count. It was an awkward moment as Nelson thought he was going to be given an opportunity to continue, but the referee waved the fight off instead. Santana improves to 13-4 while Nelson falls to 20-2.

Marco Verde starts the action off with debated stoppage

Undefeated middleweight Marco Verde turned in a dominant display in the first fight of the evening, stopping Sona Akale at 1:11 of Round 4. Akale didn't like the referee's decision to stop the fight, but the result goes down as a TKO win for Verde, who improves to 3-0 while Akale falls to 9-4.

Media view from the press ledge

MMA Junkie's own Ken Hathaway is in attendance for tonight's coverage, giving you a peek at the calm before the storm.

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Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford predictions video

What time will Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford walk out?

  • Canelo and Crawford are expected to walk out to the ring at approximately 11 p.m. ET

Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford latest odds

  • Canelo Alvarez -182, Terence Crawford +142

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