Three title fights kickstart a packed night of boxing at Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli later this month.Alvarez will end his one-year absence from the ring on October 31 for the WBC super middleweight world championship title.Alvarez makes his long-awaited return to the ring in just a few weeks to take on Mbilli for more super middleweight gloryGETTYThe Mexican legend last fought in September 2025, when he lost the WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO belts to Terence Crawford.Mbilli will arrive at the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as the super middleweight strap holder and unbeaten with 29 wins from 30.With just weeks remaining until their first round bell rings, the full undercard for the night has been officially confirmed.Who is on the Alvarez vs Mbilli undercard?Jaime Munguia will defend the WBA super middleweight that he won in May when he faces Nikita Zon.Almost a year after winning it, Rafael Espinoza hopes to hold his WBO featherweight title in a mandatory defence versus Lorenzo Parra.Lindolfo Delgado is also facing Arthur Biyarslanov for the vacant IBF super lightweight honour.There are ten scheduled fights in total, all of which feature a Mexican fighter as part of the ‘Mexico Versus The World’ theme.Alvarez vs Mbilli full cardCanelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli – WBC super middleweight titleJaime Munguia vs Nikita Zon – WBA super middleweight titleRafael Espinoza vs Lorenzo Parra – WBO featherweight titleLindolfo Delgado vs Arthur Biyarslanov – IBF super lightweight titleDavid Picasso vs Carl Jammes Martin – WBC/WBO super bantamweightReito Tsutsumi vs Raymundo Rojas – Super featherweightSultan Almohammed vs Erick Villegas – Super featherweightBek Nurmaganbet vs Marcos Vazquez – Super middleweightCarlos Emiliano vs Flavius Biea – MiddleweightBrayan Leon vs Hector Aguirre – Super middleweightWhat next for Alvarez after Mbilli?Alvarez is yet to enter the ring against his next opponent but, at 36 years old, he already has on eye on retirement.He is a two-time undisputed super middleweight champion and has won world titles across four weight classes.Off the back of his defeat to Crawford, the clash with Mbilli will be the 69th of his stunning career.Munguia is also among the ten fighters representing Mexico on a huge night of boxing for the South American countryGettyAnd, although the prospect of Alvarez retiring does not appear to be imminent, he has already thought of how he will bid farewell.The iconic Estadio Azteca, where England beat Mexico 3-2 in the last 16 of the 2026 World Cup, looks to be a dream venue for him.“I want my last fight to be in Mexico,” he explained earlier in October.“When I was there as a fan supporting the national team (in the World Cup], I was at Estadio Azteca (in Mexico City) and it’s a stadium that gives you an incredible vibe – a very good feeling, I pictured myself fighting there.“For one reason or another, Emilio Azcarraga (owner of Club America, who play at Estadio Azteca) wanted to speak with me. “So we got in touch, had a Zoom call and discussed the possibility of having a fight there in the future, yes, I can definitely see myself fighting there.”