Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez returns to the ring this Saturday, October 31, on Halloween, to face Christian Mbilli in a fight in which the World Boxing Council super middleweight championship, currently held by the French boxer, will be on the line.

But both fighters' first opponent will be the scale this Friday, October 30, when the weigh-in takes place to confirm that they are at the agreed weight for this bout, which will be held at The Venue, located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Throughout his career, Canelo Álvarez has never had problems with weigh-ins, since his pre-fight preparation includes rigorous training and a dietary regimen to strengthen his muscles and make the agreed weight for each bout.

Next, in MARCA MX we will tell you where you can watch the Canelo Álvarez vs Christian Mbilli weigh-in live this Friday.

What time is the Canelo Álvarez vs Mbilli weigh-in?

The weigh-in for Canelo Álvarez vs Christian Mbilli will take place at 12:00 p.m. (Central Mexico time) this Friday, October 30, in what will be the last time these boxers face off before the main event fight next Saturday.

It should be noted that Canelo Álvarez and Mbilli came face to face during the press conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where the Mexican made it clear that he wants to reclaim the 168-pound belt, while the WBC champion said that he will defend his title with everything he has.

In addition, the Mexican boxer referred to the winning mindset that has characterized him throughout his professional career and that has allowed him to achieve great victories to become a legend of boxing in our country.

Although he is already close to retiring, Canelo Álvarez wants to say goodbye to professional boxing at the very top, so he will give his best to take the belt from Mbilli next Saturday.

Where to watch the Canelo Álvarez vs Mbilli weigh-in?

The weigh-in ceremony between Canelo Álvarez and Christian Mbilli can be seen live through the broadcast signal of:

• Azteca 7
• Azteca Deportes App

In addition, the fight will be broadcast on free-to-air television through the TV Azteca signal next Saturday, so millions of Mexican fans are expected to be watching closely to see how Canelo Álvarez does in this matchup.