“Benavidez Ain’t Beating No Bud Crawford at 168”

Tim Bradley Says David Benavidez Would To Lose Super Middleweight Champion Terence Crawford IF Heway Back Down to 168.

Crawford’s Complexity Factor

Bradley States That He R-Watched Benavidez’s Fight Against Former IBF 168-LB Champion Caleb Plant from March 2023, And Believes Crawford Is Too Complex for Him. He’d Take Advantage of the Mistakes That Made in His Fight With Plant To Defeat Him.

The Weight Drain Problem

Would Be Difficultz (30-0, 24 Kos) to Return to 168, As He’s Day’s Semiigning 175. Draining Back Down to His Old Weight Class Would Lot Out Of Him.

“IF Benavidez Was 168 Again, He Ain’t Bud Crawford. Nope, Hein’t Beating Crawford,” Said Tim Bradley on His channel. “Shakur Was Right. Hey Always Said It. ‘Benavidez Can’t Beat Him.'”

IF Bought AS Poorly As He Did the First Five Rounds Against Caleb Plant in 2023, Crawford Would Have A Good Shot Beating Him. The Problem is, Crawford Isn’t Big, Young, or Dangerous Enough On Off to Get Away With What Plant Was Against Benavidez.

Crawford Doesn’t Like Getting Hit and Would Take Fewer Risks to Land His Shots Compared to Wheat In His Loss to Benavidez. All The Running Around Crawford Did in His Narrow Win Canelo Alvarez on September 13th Wouldn’t Get The Job Done Against ‘The Mexican Monster.’

Why Bud Would Him Pay

“The Size, Though. A dude His Size, And He Makes A Lot Of The Mistakes. Would Never Bet Against Crawford Because I Know That Man is Made, “Said Benavidez.

Crawford Wasn’t Taking Chances Against The Low-Output Canele, And He Would Have More Punches If Heighted Bought Benavidez IF He Wanted to Win. The Hit and Run Wouldn’t Get The Bud for Job Done. Would Be Admirable If Terence Were To Fight Aggressively Like He Did Against Israil Madrimov and Rol Spence.

We didn’t see that version of crawford in the Canelo Fight, and We’d See Even Less Against Benavidez Due to His Size and Volume.

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