Suga from BTS shows No Boxing No Life clothing in new documentary

Suga, a member of the BTS group, appeared wearing apparel from No Boxing No Life, a clothing and boxing gear brand associated with Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez. The singer wore the sportswear set in one of the scenes of the documentary 'BTS: The Comeback,' which narrates the story of the idols after the group's hiatus due to mandatory military service in South Korea and their subsequent reunion. No Boxing No Life is a sportswear and boxing gloves brand that equips 'Canelo' Álvarez during his fights and training, and the boxer became its ambassador. The global influence of K-pop intersected with sports after Suga, a member of BTS, appeared in a scene from the documentary 'BTS: The Comeback' wearing a set from the No Boxing No Life brand. The moment did not go unnoticed by ARMY members, as the fandom spread the images on social networks, highlighting the exact models of the garments. According to available information, both pieces belong to the brand's official catalog, although they are not available on the Mexican version of the website. Instead, they appear on the Korean site, where they are currently sold out. The link between both goes back to the boxer's adolescence, when he began training under his guidance, long before achieving fame. Over time, the Mexican champion became the brand's ambassador: 'They are extraordinary gloves, they put effort into their craftsmanship, they are the best in the world, there are no others better or even equal,' he declared in an interview for the ESNews YouTube channel. Currently, the brand offers a wide range of products that range from gloves of different ounces, punching bags, and specialized footwear to sportswear such as sweatshirts, pants, shorts, and caps. It is worth noting that the space where the first factory was established was originally intended to become a gym, but it was finally adapted to bring this project to life. 'BTS: The Comeback' is a new documentary that is already available on the streaming platform Netflix. The production tells the path followed by the idols in the creation and production of the new album titled 'Arirang,' from the choice of songs to the problems in the process. The sweatshirt is named 'Track Jacket Black / Beige,' has a price of 169 dollars (approximately 3,000 pesos), is made of 100% polyester, and is available in small, medium, large, and extra-large sizes. The sport pants that the artist wore are the 'boxingwear Track Pants Black / Beige' model, costing 129 dollars (around 2,300 pesos), also made entirely of polyester and, like the sweatshirt, currently unavailable. The story of the No Boxing No Life brand The No Boxing No Life brand was created by Eddy Reynoso, 'Canelo' Álvarez's trainer, who conceived the project in the year 2000 while in an internet cafe.