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Published 08:41 18 Jul 2018 BST
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Alvarez is not the only notable fighter to throw their support behind Tyrone after heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua posed in the county's jersey ahead of their All-Ireland semi-final with Dublin last year.
Connor McAliskey, Tyrone's star forward from their run to the Ulster title in 2016, posted the picture of the heavyweight champ wearing the red and white.
https://twitter.com/connormca/status/899623210853052416
Tyrone opened their group stage campaign with a convincing 18-point win over Roscommon last weekend, however, Dublin trounced them in last year's All-Ireland semi-final to seal their fourth All-Ireland final appearance in the last five years.
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