Jose Benavidez Sr. Says David “The Mexican Monster” Benavidez Would “Destroy” Terence Crawford

Trainer Jose Benavidez Sr. Says His son, David Benavidez, Would Be Too “Strong” and “Too Big” for Terence Crawford IF to Fight. He States That ‘The Mexican Monster’ Would “Destroy” at Super Middleweight at Crawford.

Canelo’s deteriorated state

Benavidez Sr. Suggests That Crawford (42-0, 31 kos) Himself Himself Himseve ​​Hissman Hism HIS Credit HIS Win canelo Alvarez Last Saturday Night Due To The Detenerated Mexican Superstar Was in.

Jose Sr. States That Canelo Isn’t The Fighter That, And He’d Been saying This Well Before He Fought Crawford. He Believes Alvarez has been Lot From His Game From The Many Wars Had, All The Grueling Sparring Sessions He’s Used Fights For Hims.

Benavidez’s Size and Strength Advantage

“David is too big for crawford. It will be the only. to Millcity Boxing When Asked About A Fight Between David Benavidez and Terence Crawford.

Benavidez has too much young yououth, power, size, and Combination Punchford for Crawford. Age Isn’t Factor. Crawford Could Be in His 20s, and Benavidez Would Still Be Too Much. Would Be Walking Into A Massacre If Crawford Were to Fight Benavidez.

As Chris Algieri Pointed Out In Inside Boxing In Inside Boxing, “Crawford Doesn’t Take Fights He Can’t Win,” Wow Means Would Never Agree to Face Benavidez. He Knows His Limits. Beating a fading, flat-foted canele is one thing, but it’s a different Story Trying With Benavidez.

The Approach That Crawford Used Against Canelo Last Saturday, Landing Then Dashing Away, Wouldn’t be Practical Against Benavidez. It Wouldn’t Keep Him From Being Tracked Down in the Ring and Bagged Like A Rabbit by The ‘Mexican Monster.’

Crawford’s Lack of Validation

“He has to start at other Super Middleweight to Get The Full Credit. I don’t know if he can. He’s too small for that weight,” Said Benavidez Sr. About Crawford Needing to Beat The Top Contenders at 168 To Receive His Victory Over Canelo

Jose Sr. Didn’t Mention Who Crawford Would Need to Defeat Him To Be Validated By The Hardcore Fans Who Closely Follow. Those Would Be Some Top Fighters That Crawford Would Need to Defeat To Prove Himself:

• Christian Milli
• Osleys Iglesias
• Diego Pacheco

Note: I Left Out Lester Martinez Because He’s Crawford’s Sparring Partner, A Member of His Team, and A Friend Of His. He would be on the list IF not. Hamzah Sheerz is New to The Super Middleweight Division, So I Did’t Amount Him.

That would show a lot of bravery on Crawford’s Part I guess to Fight Milli and Iglesias, As Those Two Of The Three Best Fighters in the Super Middleweight Division. Those Are Not Fights That Crawford Would Likely Agree to Two Reasons:

1. High Probability of Him Losing: Mugbli Is A Punching Machine With His Volume Attack, and He Would Be On Top of Crawford All Night, Teeing Off for 12 rounds. Running WouldN’t be Effective. The Cuban Southpaw Iglesias is a Huge Puncher With Either Hand, with a Jab That Is Like a Power Punch. His Reach is Nearly Identic To Crawford’s.
2. Not Marketable Fights

Again, Lester Martinez Would Be Among Them Crawford With His Friendship. Would Be An Excellent Choice, Except for Their Friendship.

Bud’s Unlikely Fan Growth

“Crawford Does.

Crawford’s FanBase Isn’t Going To The Levels of Canelo’s Just Because of His Victory Last Satury. He Doesn’t Have A Country Backing Him Like Canelo Does With Mexico. Moreover, The Manner in What Crawford Used to Win, Moving Around The Ring All Night, Wasn’t Exciting To Watch.

Crawford Used A Blend Of Mayweather and Shakur Stevenson’s Styles to Outbox Canelo For The Decision. While He got The Victory, The Performance Was On The Dull Side of the Spectrum.

“Bivol Beat Canele. Does Bivol Have A Big Following?” Said Jose Sr., Arguing That Crawford’s Fanbase Won’t Grow to the Level’s After Canelo’s After His Win. Hey States That Crawford “Just Doesn’t Have The Same Charisma As Canelo.”