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  • SouthpawRight
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    #61
    Originally posted by Elastic Recoilz
    This is Canelo's MO. He looks at fighters coming off poor performances or showing signs of slippage then agrees to fight, like Bivol against Richards and GGG against Jacobs. I bet if Benavidez looked like crap against Morrel Jr, Canelo would suddenly show a big interest in taking the fight.
    well Saul did come after manny's time afterall

    won't be the first nor last boxing superstar to catch opponents coming off a crappy performance

    neither broke ppv records because they liked to pick opponents who recently didn't look good

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      #62
      Originally posted by SouthpawRight
      old white guy gym owner memory is suspect at best. I'm inclined to not believe him since he was off the first time and no one has corroborated his account. If David did score a knockdown, I think his daddy would have mentioned it

      Top Soviet Bivol timed the sht out of Russian-Chechen Final Boss Buff Guy Artur's footwork in the rematch

      it'd be even worse for David who has atrocious footwork falling over his weight and less jab than Artur

      While Artur could hurt and ko David I think David has a chance against Artur
      True...Marshmellow Mexican Mobster Benavidez is flat-footed and only has one fighting style i.e. marching forward and swarming his opponent. Therefore, I think that Top Soviet Doughmitry Buddah Belly Bivol would have a field day and pick him apart with ease (similar to Buff Guy Cinnamon Cartel Chief Canelo).

      Benavidez has a BETTER chance against Buff Guy Russian-Chechen Final Boss Artur but only because he's a decade younger.

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        #63
        Originally posted by SouthpawRight
        oh he would if Saul was the meaningful fight

        Heated David if it's his stablemate gets it instead after years of David having Saul on the radar

        recent David Ring Mag interview idea is to win belts at 175 to further entice Saul to face him lol

        this guy really wants to take the Mexican torch of boxing for all the paydays that come with it

        Ring Mag was hyping the hell out of him talking about heavyweight lol

        I believe he's a good but a respectable distance away from great
        Disagree...I believe that Benavidez is an ELITE fighter and the next great fighter out of Mexico (even though he's American and half Ecuadorian ). Just because his power hasn't carried through to Light Heavyweight DOESN'T mean that he hasn't been completely dominating former champions like Gvozdyk and top contender's like Morrell. Also, he's unfortunate because he's stuck in a weight division with 2 future HoF'ers. Having said that, I give him a decent shot at beating Beterbiev & Canelo as they continue to get older but not Bivol due to his superior footwork and fighting style.

        I also agree that he's specfically targeting Canelo in a 'passing of the torch' fight so he can inherit his large fan base.

        As for Pacheco, he's a very good prospect but will struggle to win a world title in a division full of killers like Crawford, Canelo, Sheeraz, Mbilli, Iglesias etc. just to name a few. However, nowadays even the likes of Zayas and Crocker managed to become champions (with some clever matchmaking) so I guess anything's possible.

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          #64
          Originally posted by HisExcellency

          Disagree...I believe that Benavidez is an ELITE fighter and the next great fighter out of Mexico (even though he's American and half Ecuadorian ). Just because his power hasn't carried through to Light Heavyweight DOESN'T mean that he hasn't been completely dominating former champions like Gvozdyk and top contender's like Morrell. Also, he's unfortunate because he's stuck in a weight division with 2 future HoF'ers. Having said that, I give him a decent shot at beating Beterbiev & Canelo as they continue to get older but not Bivol due to his superior footwork and fighting style.

          I also agree that he's specfically targeting Canelo in a 'passing of the torch' fight so he can inherit his large fan base.

          As for Pacheco, he's a very good prospect but will struggle to win a world title in a division full of killers like Crawford, Canelo, Sheeraz, Mbilli, Iglesias etc. just to name a few. However, nowadays even the likes of Zayas and Crocker managed to become champions (with some clever matchmaking) so I guess anything's possible.
          He's targeting Canelo because before the Bud loss Canelo was the man to beat and for the most money. Those are the reasons, the fan base will come naturally after the big wins. Everyone loves a winner. Benavidez is not strategizing like bi7ch-weather, he is more like Hopkins and Usyk, just wants to fight the best and beat the best, he has that fearless confidence.

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            #65
            Originally posted by HisExcellency

            Disagree...I believe that Benavidez is an ELITE fighter and the next great fighter out of Mexico (even though he's American and half Ecuadorian ). Just because his power hasn't carried through to Light Heavyweight DOESN'T mean that he hasn't been completely dominating former champions like Gvozdyk and top contender's like Morrell. Also, he's unfortunate because he's stuck in a weight division with 2 future HoF'ers. Having said that, I give him a decent shot at beating Beterbiev & Canelo as they continue to get older but not Bivol due to his superior footwork and fighting style.

            I also agree that he's specfically targeting Canelo in a 'passing of the torch' fight so he can inherit his large fan base.

            As for Pacheco, he's a very good prospect but will struggle to win a world title in a division full of killers like Crawford, Canelo, Sheeraz, Mbilli, Iglesias etc. just to name a few. However, nowadays even the likes of Zayas and Crocker managed to become champions (with some clever matchmaking) so I guess anything's possible.
            upper limit David maybe Saul's level?


            both are meh footwork but have defense upstairs and aren't known for jabbing. questionable staminas
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              #66
              Originally posted by Bennyleonard99

              He's targeting Canelo because before the Bud loss Canelo was the man to beat and for the most money. Those are the reasons, the fan base will come naturally after the big wins. Everyone loves a winner. Benavidez is not strategizing like bi7ch-weather, he is more like Hopkins and Usyk, just wants to fight the best and beat the best, he has that fearless confidence.
              then why did he mention Zurdo for cruiserweight rather than the true best 200 pounder Parker's Cousin Buff Guy Jai

              David hasn't yet had a Saul fight but already played the idea of a rematch in his head

              best believe this guy has plans

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                #67
                Originally posted by SouthpawRight
                then why did he mention Zurdo for cruiserweight rather than the true best 200 pounder Parker's Cousin Buff Guy Jai

                David hasn't yet had a Saul fight but already played the idea of a rematch in his head

                best believe this guy has plans
                Zurdo is a bigger money fight here than Opetaia, who is unknown here. One step at time. Benavidez has proven he's a big game hunter, be patient. He can't fight everybody in a hurry. Boxing doesn't work that way.

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