Andy Cruz predicts a knockout victory for David Morrela in his fight next Saturday night against David Benavidez on February 1 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The Gold Medal of the Olympic Olympic Medal Cruz 2020 sees Morrell (11-0, 9 ko) as a “similar” to yourself in the way it relaxes and entertains.
Benavidez (29-0, 24 ko) seems to be Everyone processed, angryAnd nervous in front of his fight with Morrell. From the viewing of the “Mexican monster” you can say that he is worried about this fight, knowing that he can also lose his hard work he has poured into his long career would be lost. He knows that the end comes and tries to intimidate Morrella with threatening behavior.
This is the fight that Benavidez never wanted, ignoring Morrell’s repeated calls since 2022, and it’s easy to see why. Benavidez has earned well in the last five years, fighting the older fighters, less than him and on their last legs. Taking Morrela would end that gravarian train in cash he enjoyed.
Cruz’s prediction
“What I can say about Morrell is that he is a typical Cuban fighter. He always smiles and always dances. I see him very similar to me, he always jokes and always dances. Maybe it’s even worse than me,” Andy Cruz said in MediaAnalyzing David Benavidez against David Morrel for next Saturday, February 1st.
“In terms of his focus for this fight, I see him really focused. It will be a difficult fight, but I think he will bring out a good show, “Cruz continued on David Morrell.” I see him win. I don’t just see him win. I see him win the knockout. “
Fans in the US -s are cheering for Benavides, seeing him as great and will not be happy if Morrell exposes him as “fake.” It is never comfortable when fans see that their heroes are exposed to as if they were pretenders because they feel stupid and cheated when it happens.
He will jump from Benavidz’s sinking ship after losing, and he will be abandoned as he sinks under the waves.
The fans will mourn the loss of Benavidez in this fight. They have always considered him a fighter #1 in a 168 -pound division, believing he could beat Canela Alvarez. However, they never stopped examining his style of struggle and the poor opposition he faced during his 12-year career. This lack of critical thinking is worrying.
Obviously, from watching Benavides, the last fight against Oleksandar Gvozydk is that only gold is Pure Fool and has never been a fighter who thought the fans.
When you compare the performance with the weak CV of Benavidez, it is obvious that he is another example of a fighter made to look great by fighting outside his natural weight against the elderly, smaller fighters.
