Canelo Alvarez and Julio Cesar Chavez are set to determine the title of greatest Mexican boxer of all time, but with a unique twist—they’ll face off in the virtual realm rather than in a real boxing ring.

Alvarez, widely regarded as the pinnacle of modern boxing with an impressive record of 61 wins in 65 fights across four weight classes, currently holds the undisputed super-middleweight championship. Despite his accolades, there’s ongoing debate whether he matches up to past legends like Chavez, who boasts a storied career with belts in three weight divisions and a remarkable 107 wins out of 115 fights over 25 years.

Now, this rivalry will be settled virtually, as both fighters will be featured in the video game “Undisputed.” This simulated bout follows in the footsteps of past matchups like Muhammad Ali vs. Mike Tyson simulations, or the fictional clash between Rocky Balboa and Mason Dixon. Mexican fans and enthusiasts can now engage in this digital showdown to determine who truly deserves the title of Mexico’s most formidable fighter.

This innovative approach not only captures the imagination of boxing fans worldwide but also provides a novel way to revisit classic debates and honor the legacies of boxing icons in a new era of digital sports entertainment.