One more time, David Benavidez spoke about a possible confrontation against the Canelo Alvarez. The nicknamed ‘Mexican Monster’ never tires of waiting for the super middleweight champion boxer, but there is no answer.
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Given the lack of response from the Mexican, Benavidez decided to send some strong words to Saul Alvarez. Within what he says, the Mexican-American implies that if the two do not confront each other, it is an offense to his followers. In fact, he made reference to what happened in the Aztec’s last fight against Jaime Munguía in Las Vegas.
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“I mean this guy who is making the most money with everyone. He’s charging them so much for pay-per-views, it’s like he’s spitting in his guys’ faces saying it’s not like that,” David told the media.
On the other hand, he indicated that if the confrontation between the two does not come to fruition, it will not be his responsibility.
“I did everything possible and in my power to make this fight happen, if it doesn’t happen it is completely because of Canelo.”
WHY DOES DAVID BENAVÍDEZ DEMAND TO FIGHT WITH CANELO ÁLVAREZ?
Benavidez A fight against the Mexican was won based on results Saul Alvarez. The ‘Mexican Monster’ even said that it is something he earned by being the official challenger for the WBC title. But he also said that he doesn’t want to fight with either one or two, something he feels outraged about.
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“I’m number one in the division, number one contender; the second is David Morrell; He won’t fight me, or Morrell, so it doesn’t make sense, how is he going to call himself champion and have those belts if he doesn’t fight the 1 or 2″.
In the last fight, Canelo Álvarez sent a message through the microphone to Benavídez. He said that he will fight him only if the right offer comes and he even made signs with the Mexican-American challenging him, but nothing else has happened.
