MEXICO CITY -- It has been 21 years since the epic battle between Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. and Hector Camacho, but if memory serves, it's the only thing here that can compare to the current phenomenon of Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Canelo Alvarez. Just as it was for J.C.-Macho more than two decades ago, Floyd-Canelo is virtually the only thing being talked about in Mexico today. Some of this can be attributed to the country's national soccer team, the biggest attraction in Mexican sports, which hasn't produced the expected results in the Confederations Cup or Gold Cup, and is struggling to clinch a place in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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