David Benavidez has no shortage of HUGE fights on his radar. In an exclusive interview with BoxingScene, Jose Benavidez Sr. makes it clear that David still wants the biggest names at 175lbs including Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev. Benavidez has previously said those are two fights he wants to make as he pursues more titles and major challenges. But there’s another name that could make things very interesting: Andy Ruiz Jr. Jose discusses the possibility of an all-Mexican showdown between Benavidez and the former heavyweight champion, along with David’s plans across multiple divisions. And with a potential Jai Opetaia showdown also building after the pair came face-to-face following Opetaia’s latest victory, Benavidez has some massive options ahead.

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Learn MoreReno, Nevada. Ulises "Archie" Solis put on a great display of boxing and defeated, by unanimous decision in ten rounds, flyweight Eric Ortiz in the star bout of the centennial anniversary of the historic fight between Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries. The event was promoted by Top Rank at the Grand Sierra Resort, in cooperation with Let's Get It On Promotions. (photos by Rafael Soto)
Solis (31-2, 21 KOs) used his left jab well to master the distance against Ortiz (33-11, 21 KOs). Solis is rated # 1 by the IBF and this was a rematch of the 2006 fight in which Solis won by TKO in the ninth round in Guadalajara.
"I did not fully do everything I wanted to. I wanted to box and get into a rhythm, Ortiz is strong an he is an average boxer from the distance. I felt very loose and strong. This fight will prepare me for when I fight for a world title very soon," said former World Champion IBF flyweight.
The "Archie" kept Ortiz at bay, who visited the canvas in the eighth and tenth rounds, but both times he got up in good condition.
In the co-feature fight, Filipino star Mark Melligen (19-2, 13 KOs) defeated Agnes Adjaho by unanimous decision (18-3, 9 KOs) in ten rounds at welterweight.