David Benavidez says he proved that David Morrell (11-1, 9 ko) “Never” He won him last weekend with his victory over the former WBA ‘regular’ heavyweight champion at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The fans disagree.
Morrell shines bright
Powerful Cuban shots Southpaw Morrell damaged the face of the temporary champion of the WBC of 175 lb-LB champion Benavidez (30-0, 24 ko), giving him a a Frankenstein’s monster A look to the end. Benavidez fought on Dimima from the 10th round, completely exhausted and took a penalty sentence from Rallying Morrell.
I’d rather be Morrell last Saturday night than Benavidez, who took a bucket full of penalties, leaving him to look completely beaten. Morrell probably has a better future than Benavidez at 175 because it has far more strength and technical skills.
If Benavidez believed he could beat Morrela in a rematch, he would not have rejected the idea of fighting him again, saying that “he does not deserve” a rematch. One thing is to say that Morrell can “never” win. Still, it’s another one to actually prove it.
Morrell was a better fighter than Runda 10 to 12, when he pressed Benavideza non -Astop on the canvas in 11th place. Benavidez pulled out with the murder with his rabbits and guards they used in the fight.
The judge was supposed to say something about these things. Also, Benavidez pulled his trunk high, in Fury-esque stylein order to limit the target area to hit him in the body. The judge should have insisted that Benavidez adapt them.
If there had been a rematch, Morrell would be ready to use Benavides if he decided to throw a blow to the back of his head or hold his left hand down as he hit.
She was similar to the previous fight of Benavidez, in which he came out after nine rounds against the former heavyweight category of WBC Oleksandar Gvozdyka and filmed many heavy shots. In a light teaching, Benavidez showed in his two fights that she was Nine roundsr without anything in a 10 to 12 gasoline tank.
“Never” claim
“I would love to fight him again. I showed that I was above him and that he would never be able to win me,” said David Benavidez Ariel Helwani channelTalking about David Morrell after beat him up in a tiring fight last weekend for leaving his face unrecognizable.
“I can reach 200, but I don’t want to get into it,” Benavidez said when asked how high he could take his weight. I feel comfortable in 175. I feel with every fight, I get stronger and stronger. I entered this fight in 196. That’s probably the hardest thing I’ve ever been to. Now I feel 100% comfortable at 175, and in 195. “
Benavidez weighed 174 pounds last Friday, which means that he rehydidated a whopping 22 pounds for his fight against Morrell. That would explain why he looked so bigger than the Cuban talent inside the ring.
It is good for Benavidez that Morrell did not hold the IBF title because he would have to deal with the limit of £ 10 rehydration for the secondary day of the fight. Can Benavidez provide rehydration limit? Yes, but he would probably be drained to fight, and Morrell would have an advantage over him.
Last time updated 02.05.2025