The world of boxing has become accustomed to wins by Canelo Alvarez.
Considered one of the world's best pound-for-pound fighter, he has held championships in four different weight classes and had lost just one fight in his career, which came back in 2013 to Floyd Mayweather Jr.
That's why the combat sports world was rattled on Saturday when the unanimous decision came down against Alvarez in his light heavyweight clash against Dmitry Bivol, who retained the WBA (Super) light heavyweight title.
Nobody saw the upset coming as Bivol entered the fight as a +400 underdog.
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With the loss, Alvarez moved to 57-2-2 in his career, while Bivol improved his the spotless start to his boxing career to 20-0.
The fight drew out plenty of commentary from the sports world, including a successful bet from Mayweather and a challenge from Jake Paul.