Eddie Hearn, the formidable Matchroom promoter, has ignited the boxing world with his bold declarations regarding three fighters capable of challenging the seemingly invincible Canelo Alvarez. In an exclusive interview with FightHype, Hearn identified David Benavidez, Demetrius Andrade, and David Morrell as the trio poised to give the undisputed super middleweight champion a run for his money. With Canelo's recent dominant victory over Jermell Charlo, speculation swirls around his next opponent. The WBC hinted at David Benavidez potentially stepping into the ring as the official challenger should he defeat Demetrius Andrade on November 25. Hearn's anticipation for the Benavidez clash is palpable, acknowledging the formidable challenge the Mexican boxer presents to Canelo's supremacy. However, Hearn didn't stop at Benavidez, also highlighting the threats posed by Andrade and Morrell. In particular, Morrell, holding the WBA 'regular' title, is seen as a risky yet potentially less rewarding fight for Canelo due to his lower profile outside hardcore boxing circles. Hearn emphasized the obscurity factor, noting that Morrell lacks the broader recognition that could make the bout a lucrative draw. In his candid assessment, Hearn raised a pivotal question: Why would Canelo opt to face Morrell when the wider audience might not recognize the Cuban talent? He suggested that for such a high-risk fight, the compensation would need to be astronomical. Quoting Hearn, "if you want me to fight David Morrell, you'd better pay me an absolute fortune." The tantalizing prospect of Canelo facing off against these formidable opponents has set the stage for intense speculation and anticipation among boxing enthusiasts. As negotiations unfold and the landscape of the super middleweight division evolves, the prospect of witnessing Canelo tested by these challengers looms large, promising high-stakes drama and potential upsets in the world of elite boxing.