David Benavidez The Mexican Monster' strikes again with TKO over Canelo!
In a fierce Las Vegas showdown, David Benavidez exhibited his monstrous prowess by compelling Demetrius Andrade's corner to halt their main event clash after enduring relentless damage over six grueling rounds. Benavidez, a former WBC super middleweight champion, defended his interim strap with a TKO victory over the resilient Andrade, solidifying his reputation as an action-packed force in boxing at just 26 years old. Unfazed by opposition, Benavidez asserted, "I don't care who they keep putting in front of me, I'm just gonna keep knocking them down," showcasing his unyielding determination after the emphatic win. Although Andrade exhibited defensive prowess and distance control early in the fight, Benavidez accelerated his momentum after a brief adjustment period, exhibiting unwavering dominance. The turning point arrived in the fourth round when Benavidez floored Andrade, leaving the latter grappling to regain composure throughout subsequent rounds. A perfectly executed right hook in Round 5 further staggered Andrade, inflicting lasting effects that continued into the following rounds. Recalling his strategy, Benavidez explained, "I knew I had to keep the pressure on because I knew he wasn't going to keep taking those shots." As Round 6 unfolded with Andrade enduring intensified punishment, the referee intervened, warning Andrade's corner to demand more engagement or risk the fight's termination. Succumbing to the relentless assault, Andrade's corner opted to end the fight, acknowledging Benavidez's dominance. Andrade acknowledged Benavidez's prowess, conceding, "David's definitely a hell of a fighter," recognizing the challenge he faced against the formidable opponent. Expressing respect for Benavidez's skill, Andrade looked ahead, vowing to persist in his pursuit of success despite the defeat. Benavidez's sights are now set on an anticipated showdown with Canelo Alvarez in 2024, an undeniable clash that has been years in the making. Eager to seize the opportunity, Benavidez proclaimed, "They want to see me vs. Canelo, and that's what we want too. Who wants to see David Benavidez vs. Canelo? Let's get it," igniting excitement for a potential collision between the youngest super middleweight champion and the undisputed king.
