Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez is in the final stages of preparation for his next fight against Puerto Rican contender Edgar Berlanga. While the sporting excitement around the bout is high, what has captured even more attention is the staggering amount of money Canelo is set to earn from this showdown.

Scheduled for September 14 at the iconic T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, the fight is not only a sporting challenge but also an event poised to generate immense financial returns. Reports indicate that Canelo Álvarez, at 34 years old, will earn an impressive $65 million for this bout. This figure includes both his fight purse and additional income from broadcasting rights and sponsorships, further cementing Canelo's status as one of the highest-paid athletes in the world.

On the other side of the ring, 27-year-old Edgar Berlanga faces the biggest opportunity of his career. Although there's a significant gap in experience and accomplishments between the two fighters, Berlanga approaches the fight with the hunger of a young athlete eager to prove himself on the grandest stage of boxing.

The matchup in Las Vegas is more than just a fight for a title or national pride it's a testament to the enormous economic impact that Canelo Álvarez continues to have in the world of boxing.