Coach Stephen Edwards asks the question of whether David Benavidez will be the same fighter after absorbing a major punishment from a powerful, young, athletic Cuban David Morrela after Saturday night in Las Vegas.
Edwards notes that Benavides’s face looked badly marked, and Morrell injured him several times. 11. He was particularly difficult for Benavidez because Morrell hit him. Fortunately, the circle ended before he could end.
12-year-old Pro Benavidez has had a long career and already shows signs of abrasion from those years. Most fighters were shot until they arrived in their careers. Benavidez fought him against smaller fighters, but that still adds up.
Last Saturday, we got a look at his engine miles, and he looked much older than Morrel and is a bad beating.
A tiring battle
Benavidez hit Morrela twice after the bell, and when Cuban replied, the referee raised his point. Benavidez’s offense was neglected.
Morrell was a stronger fighter at the end and threw out a serious punishment on Benavidez’s face. The Mexican monster no longer resembled itself.
Benavidez made a unanimous decision in 12 rounds based on his earlier work, but he may have paid the price for his victory. If he will fight the winner of Arthur Beterbiev against Dmitry Bivol 2 rematch, he might be food for any of these killers.
They would have been on the exhausted ‘Mexican monster’. If Benavidez does not correspond to the task of fighting the winner of Beterbiev-Bivol 2, Morrell will intensify to fight. He is a younger fighter with fewer miles on his mile from Benavidez.
“Maybe, but maybe they left a piece of themselves in the ring. It was a rough fight. Benavidez looked at it. He looked like Felix Trinidad when he beat Vargas. [December 2, 2000]”, Stephen Edwards said BOKS MILLCITY When asked if he wants to see a rematch between David Morrel and David Benavidez.
“If you follow Tito’s career after that, a year later, he finished [when he lost to Bernard Hopkins]. After Bernard’s fighting, there was no longer Tito. That was a rough fight [Morrell vs. Benavidez]. Morrell has big ** hands, he’s a very strong guy and it’s athletic. Hit Benavidez with someone with ***. That was a rough fight.
“You could see the stress on David’s face. It was not a slight struggle. I was impressed with Morrell. He was in a good state in the end. I thought Benavidez won eight or nine bullets. It was a tough fight. That. boy [Morrell] He is strong, athletic, talented, he came to win. He is young and is in the premiere. He was zroving Benavidez with a few shots. “
Benavidez’s struggle
Benavidez looked like he was expecting a kitten litter. He was very stressed because Morrell was still there in later rounds, and hit him with shots between Pitty-Pat combinations. Morrell caused serious damage.
If this was an old -fashioned 15 -round struggle, Morrell would probably have kicked Benavidez because he was exhausted by the end. He had nothing on his shots and Morrell roamed him.
“Morrell started buzzing him several times. His [Benavidez] The face is marked. He got a little tired, “Edwards said.
Stephen says this lightly when he says that Benavides’s face was marked and “a little tired”. His face resembled a rocky Balboa character from his first fight with Apollo Creed. He sent a career sentence to Morrella.
