I love her energy..if only she was a better boxer
as much as i want to see what the mouth will do..i need alycia to stop thirst trappin and let us know if she roiding or not. what the b sample do shorty?
I think Crusierweight is where David becomes "mortal" cause dude doesn't really have muscle like that. I think at 175 David will still be a pressure fighter, but he def needs to keep adding to his skill bag.The big question I have for David Benavidez moving up to 175 is
Will he be able to win fights against guys he does not have a physical advantage over? He has a better chance of beating Beterbiev, but not sure he beats Bivol. The benefit is that Benavidez is improving his defense, improving his punch placements, improving his counter punching, improving his jab, etc etc. But it's still a big question mark
I think Crusierweight is where David becomes "mortal" cause dude doesn't really have muscle like that. I think at 175 David will still be a pressure fighter, but he def needs to keep adding to his skill bag.
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I can confidently say Benavidez at his current skillset has no chance against Jai Opetaia at Cruiserweight
yeah I see them bringing up HW and shyt lmfao fukk no.
If anything Crusierweight will be David's "chasing Greatness" moment. but IMO ne needs to prob take 2 yrs before he hits 31 to do a slow build and put on good muscle and fill out his frame like we saw Bud do at 147. Filll out work on a new style to carry him towards the end of his career.
Yeah right now he has that "weight drained at 168" body look. All the things people say boxers can exploit means nothing for him at 168, he's just too big. Andrade and Plant were the perfect fighters to supposedly exploit his lack of skills and barely put a dent in him
Not sure but he may have to drop his father as a coach and get someone that can make him a more well rounded fighter when it comes to skillset. He's going to need it at 175 or at Cruiserweight
ya think this is true?Teofimo Lopez Says He Turned Down Offer to Fight Ryan Garcia
BY SEAN NAM
Published Mon Nov 27, 2023, 08:29 AM EST
Junior welterweight titlist Teofimo Lopez says he was offended by the paltry purse offered to him for a proposed fight with Ryan Garcia.
Lopez, the former unified lightweight champion from Brooklyn, New York, told reporters Saturday night in Las Vegas during the David Benavidez vs. Demetrius Andrade card that he had rejected an offer to face Garcia for a fight early next year because he would have been remunerated with a payday far below his worth.
Lopez said he was offered $1.5 million to fight Garcia but he was mum on details, such as who had brought him the deal, if it was via Top Rank, his promoter, or Garcia’s promoter, Golden Boy.