Benavidez Sr.: Son will “drown” Morel

Trainer Jose Benavidez Sr. says his son David Benavidez will compete at PBC Prime on February 1 in Las Vegas Video PPV stated that his son David Benavidez will take David Morrell to the deep end on February 1st at 29 Days. He drowned.

Jose Sr. believes that Benavidez (29-0, 24 KOs) can defeat WBA “regular” light heavyweight champion Morel (11-0, 9 KOs) through body shots and pressure.

Benavidez's plan

“We don't know. Everybody has a different style,” Jose said when asked if David Morel is more difficult to play against than Caleb Plant and Demetrius Andrade. · Mr. Benavid Shi said to YSM Sports Media.

“David Morel was a great boxer, an award-winning amateur boxer, two-time world champion at 168 and 175. He was southpaw. We didn't know [if Morrell is tougher than Plant and Andrade]but as of right now, we're training like he's the best fighter we've ever had in our career. We must think this way.

“We cannot underestimate David Morel. We don't know how big his heart is. We are going to take him to deep water and see if he can swim. If not, he will drown. The plan is not only Just to win the fight looks spectacular,” Benavidez Sr. said.

Morel is bigger, stronger and younger than Plant and Andrade. So if Jose Sr. is counting on Benavidez to do the same thing to him that he did to those fighters, he may be very disappointed come February 1st.

“The problem is all these fighters moving around. They don't want to get hit. So, they're very careful. They use their legs a lot,” Jose Sr. said. “I hope David Morel can come in and show people what he can do at 175, which will end with a knockout.

Morel doesn't move much. When he moves, he is in front of his opponent. Instead of moving around the ring, he uses his upper body to move side to side. Morell will be on hand to trade shots with Benavidez.

Morel's punches are much harder than those the Mexican monster has been hitting throughout his career, and when he starts getting hit by the Cuban, his punches may not last long.

for the body

“If he's careful and moving around with his legs, we'll take some time because when you have a fighter that's moving, it makes things a little bit more difficult,” Jose Sr. said. [Benavidez] will take advantage of this and start destroying his body and start causing damage to him.

When Morel hit his last opponent, Radivoje Karadzic, on August 3, his shot either knocked out Benavidez or seriously injured him, setting him up for a subsequent attack. defenseless. Morell injured Radivoje multiple times during the game at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.

“Hopefully we can get him out of there by the ninth or 10th round,” Benavidez Sr. said.