David Benavidez Gives Up Hope of Fighting Canelo Alvarez

David Benavidez has expressed his frustration and disappointment over his inability to secure a fight with Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez. Despite his relentless efforts to make the fight happen, it seems that Canelo is not interested in facing him in the ring. Benavidez has made it clear that he will no longer pursue a fight with Canelo and will instead focus on other big fights in the light heavyweight division.

Canelo Alvarez, known for calling his own shots, has demanded a staggering purse of $150 million in order to make the fight with Benavidez a reality. This exorbitant demand has left many critics and fans frustrated, as they believe it is a way for Canelo to avoid facing tough competition. Benavidez sees Canelo’s demand as a sign of fear and has decided to move on to face other formidable opponents in the 175-pound division.

The missed opportunity for a showdown between Benavidez and Canelo is a disappointing loss for boxing fans, as it promised to be a thrilling and explosive matchup. The fact that Canelo may be perceived as “ducking” Benavidez could have a negative impact on his legacy in the sport. Mexican fighters are known for their willingness to take on all challengers, and Canelo’s reluctance to face Benavidez raises questions about his true intentions as a fighter.

Despite the setback of not being able to fight Canelo, David Benavidez still has a bright future ahead of him in the light heavyweight division. With potential matchups against top fighters like the Artur Beterbiev-Dmitry Bivol winner, Oleksandr Gvozdynk, and other formidable light heavyweights, Benavidez has the opportunity to showcase his skills and dominate the 175-pound division. The question remains: can the 27-year-old Benavidez go on to rule the world at light heavyweight?

The feud between David Benavidez and Canelo Alvarez has reached an unfortunate stalemate, with the much-anticipated fight unlikely to happen anytime soon. While Benavidez may have to move on from the Canelo fight, he still has the opportunity to make a name for himself in the light heavyweight division and prove that he is a force to be reckoned with. As for Canelo, his decision to avoid facing Benavidez may have long-lasting implications on his reputation as a fearless warrior in the sport of boxing. Only time will tell how this missed opportunity will impact both fighters in the long run.

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