The Fight of the Century: Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford on Netflix

A date fight fans will not forget is September 13, 2025. Canelo Saul Álvarez and Terence Crawford will enter the ring at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to have what is already being billed as “The Fight of the Century.” This is not a mere boxing match; this is two pound-for-pound supermen, with legacies of iron, clashing before a world thrilled by a great boxing match before them. In the case of Canelo, it has to do with protecting Mexican boxing pride on a weekend of national importance. To Crawford, it will be the final opportunity to compete against one of the most successful champions in the sport. To make the event even bigger, Netflix will live-stream the fight to over 300 million subscribers around the world, which will make it an unprecedented moment in the history of sports and internet broadcasts.

Why This Clash Matters

Canelo Álvarez, the unquestioned legend of Mexican boxing, has made it a tradition to fight during Mexican Independence Day weekend. In the case of Terence Crawford, an undefeated American technician, the match is a chance at securing his legacy by knocking off one of the most accomplished champions in boxing history. Collectively, they are the embodiment of two worlds: power, skill, and an indomitable will to win.

Key Event Information

The historic broadcast came about as a collaboration between Netflix, UFC parent TKO Group Holdings, Saudi events company Sela, and advisor Turki Al Alshikh.

Full Fight Card

Main Card

Preliminary Card

Who’s Behind the Mic?

A Milestone for Sports Streaming

This is not the first time Netflix has entered the world of live boxing, but it is no doubt its most ambitious one. In 2024, Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson attracted a record 38 million viewers simultaneously in the United States, and the fight between Ahmad and Crawford may outsell it. Featuring an impressive undercard, iconic broadcasters, and two pound-for-pound champions on the marquee, September 13 will be a night that will change the way the world watches boxing.