Canelo vs GGG 3

Here's how you can catch all the action from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

ET) - Start time: 8 p.m. The undercard action gets underway at 8 p.m. Expect Alvarez to start slow and efficient while trying to navigate just how much juice GGG has left. The years-long rivals will meet for a third time when they battle in Las Vegas on Saturday night (8 p.m. Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Gennadiy Golovkin are set to run it back one more time on Saturday night as the pair of future Hall of Fame fighters complete their much-anticipated trilogy.

Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez, Ali Akhmedov, and Austin "Ammo" Williams picked up wins on the Canelo vs GGG 3 undercard.

It wasn’t a huge shot — maybe even a decision call for the referee, but a decision I think the referee got right. Williams left some concerns about what happens when he really steps up, or faces a bigger puncher than Conway, because Conway made Austin look a little raw and unrefined for portions of the fight. This onew as a bit more serious than the wins over David Zegarra or Paul Valenzuela, in that Rosado is just a better technician and more dangerous on the counter. Furthermore, it was a hell of a fight, even if the crowd at the T-Mobile Arena didn’t seem very interested at all, which is no surprise but disappointing to witness all the same. It’s been a hard-fought, every-penny-earned sort of career for Rosado, who had way more nights in the spotlight than a glance at his W-L record would make you think. Rodriguez (17-0, 11 KO) didn’t look quite as thrillingly dominant as he did in wins earlier this year over Carlos Cuadras and Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, and there are probably multiple layers to that, but the decision isn’t a controversial one, even if most would agree two of the cards were a bit wide.

LAS VEGAS -- Canelo Alvarez retained his undisputed super middleweight championship on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena with a unanimous-decision victory over his ...

10-9, Alvarez. 20-18, Alvarez. 30-27, Alvarez. 40-36, Alvarez. 60-54, Alvarez. 10-9, Canelo. Montiel (6-1, 3 KOs) was on his back for around two minutes before he eventually sat up and received a round of applause from the crowd inside the arena. 70-63, Alvarez. Williams caught Conway (18-3-1, 4 KOs) with a lead right hand that caused Conway to buckle near the ropes and eventually scored a knockdown. 80-62, Alvarez. Rodriguez didn't get the stoppage that could have accelerated his stock and admitted afterwards that it was a tougher fight that he expected. 50-45, Canelo.