TV viewers stunned by astonishing detail with Canelo vs Ryder ring during world title clash

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BOXING fans were quick to notice a specific detail with the ring ahead of Saturday’s super-middleweight bout between Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and John Ryder.

Canelo successfully defended his undisputed super-middleweight crown on home soil following a stunning display at the Akron Stadium.

GettyCanelo took on Ryder in Mexico on Saturday[/caption]

ReutersThe Mexican dropped his opponent in round five[/caption]

He won the bout by unanimous decision with scores of 120-107, 118-109 and 118-109.

But some boxing fans claimed that he was at an advantage before the fight had even begun.

Prior to the first bell, eagle-eyed viewers noticed that the size of the ring was unusually small.

One person tweeted: “This ring size for the Canelo fight is the SMALLEST ring I’ve ever seen! It looks like children should be fighting in it!”

Another added: “Agreeing To This Ring Size With Canelo Is Suicide.”

A third claimed: “Gonna be short night for Canelo with that ring size.”

While a fourth wrote: “Canelo Alvarez should benefit from small ring. John Ryder won’t have anywhere to hide inside Guadalajara’s 18-foot ring.

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“Alvarez is always comfortable fighting in close proximity to his opponents, and the smaller ring size means Ryder will have less room for error.”

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ReutersCanelo won by unanimous decision[/caption]

The standard size of a professional boxing ring can range from 16 square feet to 24 square feet.

Canelo is known to prefer a smaller-sized ring.

In May 2021, the Mexican got into a dispute with British boxer Billy Joe Saunders over the proposed 18ft ring that was set to be used in their super-middleweight bout.

Saunders, who likened the 18ft ring to a “phone box”, threatened to walk away from the fight altogether unless a bigger one was confirmed for the fight.

The issue was eventually resolved when the pair agreed on a 22ft ring.

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The 18ft ring certainly suited Canelo on Saturday.

The 32-year-old dominated the fight and dropped Ryder in round five, but the Brit fought back to go the distance despite sustaining a broken nose.

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