David Morrell: record, next fight and profile →
As the fight between David Benavidez and Demetrius Andrade gets closer and closer, the handlers for David Morrell Jr. are still wondering why they couldn't secure a fight with the "Mexican Monster."
Another undefeated southpaw suspects that David Benavidez is avoiding him as the unbeaten Benavidez prepares for his upcoming fight against Demetrius Andrade. That’s fine by Benavidez, who assured doubters during a recent interview with BoxingScene.com that David Morrell Jr. is
Fighting an elite-level 168-pounder shouldn’t be a difficult ask. But for David Morrell, it’s been practically impossible for him to get his hands on one.
David Morrell Jr. hasn't quite climbed all the way up the super middleweight ladder just yet but he’s certainly on his way. For the former amateur star, although he lacks in the experience department, he believes that he’s skillful enough to face the best of the best, including Canelo Alvarez.
After spending nearly two years sequestered on the sidelines, Jesse Hart officially made his return on August 12th, at the MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland. He wasn’t given the most arduous opponent in the world but Elio Heraldo Trosch was used to get the ring rust off. Now, Hart is hoping to lure some of the super middleweight division’s bigger draws into the ring.
LAS VEGAS – Yoenis Tellez couldn’t say no. The 23-year-old Tellez’s professional record consists of only five fights. The Cuban junior middleweight prospect wasn’t afforded much notice, either, but Tellez knew he couldn’t have been offered more exposure than to oppose experienced Spanish contender Sergio Garcia on the Errol Spence Jr.-Terence Crawford undercard Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena.
The handlers for WBA 'regular' super middleweight champion David Morrell were surprised by the recent statements from David Benavidez, who holds the WBC's interim-title.
Zanfer Promotions CEO Fernando Beltran, who co-promotes Mexican slugger Jaime Munguia, is interested in a possible fight with David Benavidez - but he makes it clear that his boxer is without question the A-side of the equation.
David Morrell (9-0, 8 KOs), the undefeated WBA "regular" super middleweight champion, has expressed his disappointment with WBC interim-champion David Benavidez (27-0, 23 KOs).
David Benavidez hasn’t ruled out fighting David Morrell Jr. next. The unbeaten WBC interim super middleweight champion confirmed during an interview Tuesday with FightHype.com that he hasn’t agreed to fight Morrell, either. If Canelo Alvarez indeed isn’t an option for Benavidez’s return to the ring in