Canelo Álvarez says there's 'not much left' for him to do in boxing

Boxer Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez, a celebrated figure in the sport, indicated that his retirement from boxing is approaching.

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When I'm there in the gym and I take a lot of punches and then my body doesn't respond in the same way, then I know. I'm not going to go and fight with that kind of training.

Now 36, Álvarez, who became the first undisputed super middleweight champion, told "CBS Mornings" that he will know it's time to walk away when his body starts to falter during intense training. "When I'm there in the gym and I take a lot of punches and then my body doesn't respond in the same way, then I know. I'm not going to go and fight with that kind of training," he explained.

With over 60 wins and world titles across four weight divisions, Álvarez acknowledged that while he still feels physically capable, he believes there is limited unfinished business in his boxing career. "I have other things to accomplish outside of boxing," he stated.

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Because in the training, you can see everything in the training camp.

Álvarez's journey in professional boxing began at a young age, winning his first world title at just 20. His career has been marked by significant achievements and a consistent presence at the top of the sport, making his reflections on retirement a notable moment for boxing fans.

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I have other things to accomplish outside of boxing.