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Canelo Alvarez faces Jaime Munguia in the Canelo vs. Munguia main event on Saturday in Las Vegas. | Photo by Cris Esqueda/Golden Boy/Getty Images The Canelo vs. Munguia start time, TV schedule, and ring walks are for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia fight card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night. This post will help explain the Canelo vs. Munguia fight card and at which time the super middleweights are expected to make their ring walks. The event kicks off at 6 p.m. ET on with a two-bout preliminary card set to air live on MMA Fighting: Jesus Ramos vs. Johan Gonzalez and Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Ronald Cruz. Canelo vs. Munguia then moves onto pay-per-view with a four-fight card airing live on DAZN pay-per-view and PPV.com. The main event features boxing star Saul “Canelo” Alvarez defending his undisputed super middleweight titles against Jaime Munguia. Ring walks for Canelo vs. Munguia are tentatively expected for 11 p.m. ET. The official Canelo vs. Munguia fight card for pay-per-view can be seen below. Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia, undisputed super middleweight championship Mario Barrios vs. Fabian Maidana, WBC interim welterweight championship Brandon Figueroa vs. Jessie Magdaleno, WBC interim featherweight championship Eimantas Stanionis vs. Gabriel Maestre, WBA “regular” welterweight championship

Canelo Alvarez and Jamie Munguia will clash in Saturday’s event in Las Vegas. | Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images MMA Fighting has Canelo vs. Munguia results live for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia event at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night. When the main event begins around 11 p.m. ET, check out our Canelo vs. Munguia live round-by-round updates for our live blog of the main event. Canelo Alvarez looks to defend his undisputed super middleweight titles against undefeated Jaime Munguia. Check out Canelo vs. Munguia results below. Prelims (live now) Jesus Ramos def. Johan Gonzalez via ninth-round TKO (2:56) Vito Mielnicki Jr. def. Ronald Cruz via unanimous decision (99-89, 98-90, 96-92) Undercard (DAZN, PPV.com at 8 p.m. ET) Our first fight of the pay-per-view is moments away as a pair of undefeated boxers square off. Eimantas Stanionis vs. Gabriel Maestre Round 1: Round 2: Round 3: Round 4: Round 5: Round 6: Round 7: Round 8: Round 9: Round 10: Round 11: Round 12: Brandon Figueroa vs. Jessie Magdaleno Round 1: Round 2: Round 3: Round 4: Round 5: Round 6: Round 7: Round 8: Round 9: Round 10: Round 11: Round 12: Mario Barrios vs. Fabian Maidana Round 1: Round 2: Round 3: Round 4: Round 5: Round 6: Round 7: Round 8: Round 9: Round 10: Round 11: Round 12:

Alexandre Pantoja and Steve Erceg headline UFC 301 at Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro. | Photo by Mike Roach/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images MMA Fighting has UFC 301 results for the Pantoja vs. Erceg fight card, live blogs for the entire main card, and more from the Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Saturday night. In the main event, UFC flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja defends his flyweight title against Steve Erceg. Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo returns from his retirement to face Jonathan Martinez in a bantamweight contest in the co-main event. Check out the UFC 301 results below. Main card (ESPN+ PPV at 10 p.m. ET) Alexandre Pantoja vs. Steve Erceg Jose Aldo vs. Jonathan Martinez Anthony Smith vs. Vitor Petrino Michel Pereira vs. Ihor Potieria Paul Craig vs. Caio Borralho Prelims (ESPN2/ESPN+ live now) Jack Shore vs. Joanderson Brito Karolina Kowalkiewicz vs. Iasmin Lucindo Elves Brener vs. Myktybek Orolbai Joaquim Silva vs. Drakkar Klose Mauricio Ruffy def. Jamie Mullarkey via first-round TKO (4:42) | Watch finish Dione Barbosa def. Ernesta Kareckaite via unanimous decision (29-28 x3) Ismael Bonfim def. Vinc Pichel via unanimous decision (30-27 x3) Alessandro Costa def. Kevin Borjas via second-round TKO (1:35)

Mauricio Ruffy and Jamie Mullarkey Mauricio Ruffy just had one hell of a debut at UFC 301. On Saturday night at the Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Ruffy faced Jamie Mullarkey in a preliminary lightweight bout, and “One Shot” didn’t quite live up to his nickname, but he did show out, bludgeoning Mullarkey around the cage en route to a first-round stoppage. Ruffy looked good early, lighting Mullarkey up with his dynamic striking attack and earning comparisons to a young Conor McGregor from the commentary team. A pair of nasty right hands stung Mullarkey near the end of the round and then the onslaught truly began with a flying knee and a series of punches the finally crumbled with just 18 seconds left in the round. The win moves the 30-year-old Ruffy to 10-1 in his MMA career, and following the victory he sent a warning to lightweight champion Islam Makhachev, telling the top pound-for-pound fighter in the world that a new king was coming for him. Check out Ruffy’s highlight reel finish below. Mauricio Ruffy was flawless in his UFC debut #UFC301 (via @espnmma) pic.twitter.com/xS1yqPnVS1— MMA Fighting (@MMAFighting) May 4, 2024

Photo by Jay LaPrete/NCAA Photos/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Gable Steveson has been released from WWE. The 2020 Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling exits the promotion after he opted to explore a future in professional wrestling rather than MMA following his historic run in Tokyo that ended with a viral finish following a last-second score that allowed him to claim the championship. Souces close to WWE confirmed his release to MMA Fighting on Saturday following an initial report from wrestling insider Dave Meltzer. At 21, Steveson was already an NCAA champion at the University of Minnesota but he decided to take a stab at the Olympics following a delayed start to the games due to the global pandemic. Steveson ran roughshod through the heavyweight division in the United States to qualify for the Olympics. He continued his dominant run at the Olympic games where he didn’t allow a single point during his first three matches, blanking his opponents with a combined 23-0 score. In the finals, Steveson took out 2016 Olympic bronze medalist Geno Petriashvili in thrilling fashion to capture gold and become the youngest American to ever achieve that feat. Following his run at the Olympics, Steveson contemplated a future in either professional wrestling or MMA thanks to his deep ties to the sport, which included training with former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar. Ultimately, Steveson decided to test the waters at WWE where he was signed to an exclusive contract but he still discussed eventually making the move to MMA one day in the future. “I would love to fight,” Steveson told MMA Fighting in 2021. “I’m not scared of fighting. I’m not scared of getting punched. I’m not scared of going out there and losing in front of a big crowd or winning in front of a big crowd. It doesn’t matter to me. I go out there to entertain people and for me, myself, to do something I love. I mean I love fighting and I love WWE. I love both.” While he made brief appearances on WWE television over the next couple of years, Steveson never became a full time performer outside of a few sporadic matches on television. With his release from WWE, Steveson could now potentially make the move into MMA, which is something he continuously teased even when he was training to become a pro wrestler. Most recently, Steveson worked out at Kill Cliff MMA in Florida, the same team responsible for fighters like Shavkat Rakhmonov, Gilbert Burns and Michael Chandler. In fact, Steveson helped Bellator welterweight champion Jason Jackson brush up on his wrestling ahead of his recent win over Ray Cooper III. There’s no word if Steveson plans to explore a future in MMA following his release from WWE but the path is now clear for that to happen if he chooses.