David Morrell JR manager, Luis Decubas SR, says that today the thawing of David Benavidez during the latest press conference was a signal that he realized that he would now be knocked out on Saturday night, and the state of mentally falling apart before the first shells, start falling around him.
Decubas states that Benavidez (29-0, 24 ko) showed the “fear” to the world today during a press conference with his unstable behavior. He says that the “abuser” of Benavidez is not the same fighter now that he is facing a child who is greater than him, more powerful with top technical skills.
Morrell: Ani-Bully
“Now, he finally realizes,” I’ll get out, “said Luis Decubas Sr. HUB TV fightsAbout how worried and upset David Benavidez acted during today’s latest press conference because of his fight against David Morrela on Saturday night.
“You saw Morrell smiling there, cooling like a cucumber, and he [Benavidez] He showed fear to the whole world, as he was afraid. He stared at me all the time. I’m not a fighter. This time the bully is not working. The “monster” man ended on Saturday night, “Decubas continued.
“Andrade was 154 pounds when he was good. Lemieux was 154 pounds when he was good. Kyrone Davis was 160 pounds. Anthony Dirrell during his best days was 160 kilographs, and Caleb lined up 168 lb champion of the world. Each. is the guy he struggled with a smaller guy who was in weight [Jose Benavidez Sr] is good at the match, trying to protect his son. I don’t blame him, but this time he was wrong, “Decubas said of Benavides’s past opponents smaller.
Examples of decubas mentioned Benavidez feast on older, smaller fighters are just the tip of the iceberg. 99% of his career victories came against smaller fighters with superhumans. It was not until Benavidez fought against Oleksandar Gvozdyk last June that he was not facing a smaller guy, but washed 37 and was retired for four years. This was not the main Gvozdyk who knocked out Adonis Stevenson or the combat artura Beterbiev.
“Fighting with a guy [Morrell] It’s bigger than him and has four inches on reach, “Decubas said.” He’s a different animal, honey. He will discover when he knocks him out on Saturday night. I have Morrell and Felicano on the tab. They actually look like they are going to a party. They are happy, they go to Las Vegas. These guys don’t know fear. “
Morrell will be thrown out to devastate Benavidez mentally and perhaps physically. I just wonder how they will handle it. However, given the excuses Benavidez performed for his awful appearance against Gvozdyk last year, he will probably try to transfer the truth to the fans and himself. When a person is narcissistic, as it seems to be Benavidez, they do not bother them because they always have some excuse to cook to understand what happened to them.
A different breed
“When you grow up in the communist system, you have to fight against everyone they have put before you,” Decubas said of Morrell. “You have five fights to be the best and you don’t have the food that he [Benavidez] had. You don’t have the easy life he had. These guys fight. No fear with these guys. The killer was born. They have been doing this from children. “
Cuban fighters are completely different people from the rest of the world. Nothing worries them and they are always so calm. It’s not just something they have learned. It’s just built from birth. They are physically designed to deal with stress. If you saw today’s press conference, Morrell looked like he was at a party. He was so happy. On the contrary, Benavidez was miserable and looked like he had already lost.
“He keeps talking about Sparing with Golovkin,” Decubas said of Benavides, who is constantly talking about how he was a teenager who used to sleep with Gennadiy Golovkin as a teenager. “He had no amateur fights. When Sparing with Golovkin and the other guys he spoke about, they easily attended him. You were a little kid. Sparing doesn’t mean s ***.”
Yes, it is strange that Benavidez often brings his past sparring with Golovkin, acting as if it were a badge of honor. Golovkin easily attended a thick teenager when they paired because he did not want to chat his sparring partner, who was there to help him.
“He kept talking over me. He didn’t even let me talk, and that’s why I got upset. I never saw a guy who was afraid so much. I never saw the guy so nervous,” Decubas said.
