Saturday's winner not only leaves Sin City as undisputed champion and, perhaps, the sport's pound-for-pound top boxer, but also as the fighter most likely to define the 2020s.

From rooftop aquatheaters with massive high-definition screens to sports bars, lounges and poolside cabanas, Las Vegas is rolling out premium experiences for fans.

On Saturday, Sept. 13, Ring Magazine Super middleweight title holder Canelo Álvarez is stepping into the ring against the undefeated Terence “Bud” Crawford in what might be the year’s biggest fight of the year at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium. Once the victor is crowned they will hold the Ring, WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO titles.

Thousands made their way to Las Vegas this weekend for an action-packed lineup of events; a welcome change from what some have referred to as a summer slump on the Las Vegas Strip. “I mean, when big events come,

Even in a city known for staging some of boxing's greatest fights, the Canelo Alvarez-Terence Crawford match stands nearly alone. It will be the first fight at 5-year-old Allegiant Stadium, the Saturday night showdown underscoring the magnitude of an event that will have implications for both boxers trying to further strengthen