Oscar De La Hoya, Miguel Cotto, Anderson Silva, and more are back in the ring. Oscar De La Hoya has decided to forego his promotional company's broadcast arrangement with DAZN in favor of a July 3 exhibition on Triller. Sprains and strains are prevalent in soccer, especially around the knee and ankle. Full-body or kick collisions between players can result in a variety of injuries, including cuts, bruises, and concussions. Overuse problems, such as Achilles tendinitis and shin splints, are also common. Soccer is known as the world's sport because of its physical nature; therefore, it is no surprise that many athletes who play other sports risk injury if they don't take care of themselves. Cotto (47-4-2) won his first WBC title in 2001 but hasn't fought since losing to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in May 2013. He came back last year at 46 years old and lost a unanimous decision to Alvarez. Cotto said after the fight he was ready to retire but changed his mind after learning he could make money fighting overseas if he won his next match against Estrada. That opportunity arose when Alvaro Berríos withdrew from their bout due to an injury. Cotto will make $3 million for this fight. Alvarez (49-1) won the WBC belt by defeating Canadian champion Liam Smith in one round. He is considered by many to be the best boxer never to win a major championship. His career high score of 12 comes from two victories over Paul Williams. He has been training for this fight since January 2017 and wasn't bothered by the long layoff.