Morrell unleashes with “Fat Boy” Benavidez: Is this the end of the “Mexican monster”?

David Morrell responded this week in reaction to the trash talk David Benavidez has been doing about him since their February 1 fight, labeling him a “Fat boy” and saying that he will be the ““Terminator” when they meet in 49 days.

Morrell can target Benavidez’s flabby abdomen with his punches and expose that weakness in his main card at PBC on main video PPV at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

If Benavidez loses this fight, he can say goodbye forever to the huge mega-million prize against the winner of the February 22 rematch between undisputed light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol.

Benavidez targets the winner of that fight because he can earn untold riches fighting whoever emerges. However, if Morrell destroys Benavidez, it will be the end of his dreams.

The monster’s appetite

Benavidez, 27, looked beefy around the waist and his belly could be seen during the promotional showdown with Morrell, in which both boys took off their shirts. ‘The Mexican Monster’ Benavidez didn’t look like a professional athlete with the guts he showed.

he is now working feverishlytrying to lose weight in training and speaking boldly, almost angrily, this week about what he will do to Morrell. If I had discipline, I wouldn’t gain weight in the first place.

in a video This week, Benavidez said, “I’m going to knock this motherfucker out.” Benavidez has become accustomed to being the bully against older, smaller and weaker opponents while fighting at super middleweight.

Now that Benavidez has moved up to 175, it hasn’t yet dawned on him that he won’t be able to do what he did before. He can’t use his size to dominate the opposition, and is finally facing quality guys instead of the soft opposition his management had been feeding him his entire 11-year career.

Benavidez’s best wins:

– Oleksandr Gvozdyk: 37 years old and coming from a 4-year retirement
–Anthony Dirrell: 38
–David Lemieux
– Demetrio Andrade: 35
– Caleb Plant: After his knockout loss to Canelo. Do I need to say more?

WBC interim 175-pound champion Benavidez has obviously been eating well. Still, he’ll have to pace himself because he could soon be forced to move up to cruiserweight or heavyweight.

It had only been five months since his last fight on June 15, but Benavidez seemed completely out of shape. That suggests he’s not living life between fights and letting himself go like heavyweight Tyson Fury does.

“Fuck you, fatass. “I’m the finisher,” David Morrell told Fighthype, reacting to WBC interim light heavyweight champion David Benavidez’s knockout predictions and trash talk ahead of their February 1 showdown in 49 days.

WBA ‘regular’ light heavyweight champion Morrell (11-0, 9 KOs) says he prefers to show “respect” for his opponents, but when they become talkative like Benavidez (29-0, 24 KOs) has ), will prove it to you. nothing more than the back of his hand. Morrell affirms that if they were in Cuba, a person like Benavidez would get his “ass” kicked.