“I Don’t Think, I’ve Done Enough”: Despite Dominant Win Over Demetrius Andrade, David Benavidez Makes Brutally Honest Confession About Position in P4P List

The day of the long-awaited bout between David Benavidez and Demetrius Andrade has finally taken place. Interestingly, the fight didn’t go the manner many had thought it would go. Even though Andrade had an impressive start and was dominating, he could not keep his momentum for long. Benavidez snatched control of the fight in just 3 rounds and increased pressure on BooBoo from then on.

Even though Andrade tried to retaliate, Benavidez proved to be too much for the boxer. He even punched the boxer so hard that Andrade was seen struggling for the chunk of the bout. Benavidez delivered a brutal KO in Round 4 to Andrade that he could not recover from fully. Due to him going through such a punishment, Andrade’s corner called a halt to the fight and Benavidez was announced the winner. However, even after such a dominating victory, he doesn’t think he belongs on the P4P list yet.

David Benavidez discusses his position on the P4P list

The victory not only showcased his versatility but also emphasized his dangerous prowess. Benavidez asserts, “It lets people know I’m very dangerous. It’s not just one style I fight in; there’s multiple styles I fight in.” Expressing comfort in the ring and with the crowd, Benavidez emphasizes his evolving confidence. “With this victory, I’m really getting very comfortable in there. I’m getting very comfortable with the crowd, very confrontable with everything,” he remarks. In a final note, Benavidez highlights his genuine passion for the sport, stating, “This is what I love to do, and I will continue doing this.” His commitment to enjoying every moment in the ring reflects his determination to evolve into a formidable pound-for-pound contender.

In the aftermath of his impressive victory over Demetrius Andrade, David Benavidez candidly acknowledged his current standing on the pound-for-pound list. He humbly stated, “I don’t think I’ve done enough to make it on the pound-for-pound list, but I will definitely get there.” Despite reservations about his position, Benavidez takes pride in his versatile skills and ability to adapt in the ring. He addresses the skepticism surrounding his match with Andrade, noting, “A lot of people said he’s gonna be too much, too this, blah, blah blah. I know how to go in there and find victory.”

Looking at his formidable performance, it is no wonder that notable personalities want him big-ticket fights.

Damian Lillard wants Canelo Alvarez vs Benavidez to happen

Renowned basketball player Damian Lillard is recognized not only for his basketball prowess but also for his fervor for boxing, recently took to social media to propose an enticing super bout between Canelo Alvarez and Benavidez. In a tweet, the seven-time NBA All-Star expressed his eagerness for the much-anticipated clash, suggesting that it should take place at Cinco de Mayo in 2024.

He wrote, “Canelo and David on Cinco De Mayo… gotta happen”. Canelo Alvarez, the undisputed super middleweight champion, boasts an impressive record of 60-2-2, holding all the belts in his division. His recent victories over Gennadiy Golovkin, John Ryder, and Jermell Charlo underline his dominance in the boxing world.

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Should the bout materialize, discussions may arise regarding whether it should be contested in the super middleweight or light heavyweight division. Nonetheless, the boxing fans will get to witness an electrifying event if the fight can indeed be made. What do you think about the potential fight between the two boxers? Do share your thoughts in the comments below.

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