Benavász: Morrell “Never” will overcome me

David Benavidez says he showed that David Morrell (11-1, 9 kos) would do it “Never” He hit last weekend with his victory over the former ‘regular’ ABR weight champion in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Fans disagree.

Morrell shines bright

The powerful blows of Cuban left Frankenstein monster Appearance at the end. Benavínez was fighting in the fumes of the tenth round, totally exhausted and taking vicious punishments of the Morrell de Rallying.

I would prefer to have been Morrell on Saturday night that Benavász, who took a bucket full of punishment, leaving him completely beaten. Morrell could be said that it has a better future than Benavidez in 175 because it has much more technical and power skills.

If Benavász believed that he could beat Morrell in a rematch, he would not have rejected the idea of ​​fighting him again saying that “he does not deserve” a rematch. “One thing is to say that Morrell can” never “defeat him. Even so, it is another To try it.

Morrell was the best fighter of the 10 to 12 rounds when he pressed Benavész without stopping and had it on the canvas on the 11th. Benavász went out with his with the murder with his rabbit blows and the guardables on guard he was using in The fight.

The referee should have said something about those things. In addition, Benavász caused the trunks to stop high, in a Fury styleTo limit the target area for Morrell to hit it with the body. The referee should have insisted that Benavász adjust them.

If there were a rematch, Morrell would be ready to take advantage of Benavés if he chose to throw blows on the back of the head or hold his left hand down while holly.

It was similar to the previous fight of Benavész, in which he left after nine rounds against former WBC semi -marked weight champion, Oleksandr Gvozdyk, and took many heavy shots. In heavyweight, Benavidez showed in his two fights that it is a nine round fightR Without anything that is in the gas tank from 10 to 12.

The claim “never”

“I would love to fight him again. I showed that I was above him and that he can never beat me, “David Benavíez told Ariel Helwani’s channelSpeaking of David Morrell after beating him last weekend in an exhausting fight that left his own unrecognizable face.

“I can get up to 200, but I don’t want to get out of that,” Benavés said when asked how high his weight can take. I feel comfortable at age 175. I feel with every fight, I’m getting stronger and louder. For this fight, I entered in 196. That is probably the heaviest I’ve been. Now, I feel 100% comfortable at age 175 and I’m 195 years old.

Benavász weighed 174 pounds last Friday, which means that he rehydrated a whopping 22 pounds for his fight against Morrell. That would explain why it looked much bigger than Cuban talent within the ring.

It is good for Benavidez that Morrell did not have the title of IBF because he would have had to deal with a 10 pound rehydration limit for the secondary day of weighing of the fight. Could Benavész have delivered a rehydration limit? Yes, but it would probably have been drained for the fight, and Morrell would have had an advantage over him.