Saul Alvarez comes to be youngest super-welterweight boxing champion of untouched

UNBEATEN Mexican wonder Saul Alvarez ended up being the youngest universe champion in super welterweight history today by destroying Britain's Matthew Hatton for the vacant World Boxing Council crown.

The 20-year-old freckled redhead, whose nickname "Canelo'' is Spanish for cinnamon, upgraded to 36-0 with one drawn by taking the 154-pound title by unanimous determination.

Every last one of the a couple judges scored the session 119-108 for Alvarez.

Hatton, the European welterweight champion, fell to 41-5 with several drawn and saw his nine-battle win streak snapped, but he gamely denied Alvarez a 27th profession knockout, what could have been just the second such misfortune for Hatton.

Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao cleared the crown beyond his May 7 session with American Shane Mosley, inciting the Mexico-based WBC to give the crown to the winner among Alvarez and Hatton even through the British warrior had never battled in so impressive a division and there was a get-weight for the session.

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