Benavidez’s Body Vulnerability: A Key Target for Anthony Yarde’s Title Challenge

David Benavidez Says He Is Willing To Go To His Title Defense His WBC Light Heavyweight Belt Against Challenger Anthony Yarde on November 22nd in Riyadh. Yarde (27-3, 24 kos) has been repeatedly said that heir Fight to Be A “War in The Center of the Ring,” As He Likes His Chances Like Like.

You Can’t Count Yarde Light Heavyweight Champion Hurt on the Hurt on Thive Fight in That Anthony Lost, He’s Dangerous Even The Best Guys in The Weight Class.

Benavidez Weakness: Body Shots

Benavidez’s vulnerability is to the body. We Saw Hurt Against Olekdsandr Gvozdyk When The Former Champion Stopped Head-Hunting and Focused on His Body In The Later Rounds. The ‘Mexican Monster’ Also has a Poor gas tank. He’s Gassed After Nine Rounds in Both His Last Two Fights Against Gvozdyk and David Morrell.

“He Knows What I’m Bringing To The Table. When I Respect SumeBody, That’s When It’s Best Brings Out of Me,” Said Anthony Yarde During Today’s Press Conference For His title Challenge Against David Benavidez.

Benavidez Overconfidence: Yarde Threat

David May Not Know What Yarde Brings To Fight, Because It’s Possible He’ll Assume That He’s Going To Win. With The Way of Way Benavidez is Saying He Can Beat Anyone at 175, That’s A Signal Of Overconfide. He’s too cocky for His Good and Hasn’t Looked at The Flaws HE Showed in His Last Two Fights. Benavidez Acts Like He Can Walk On Water, And He Is Out of Touch Reality. It’s Classic Narcissism.

“He Knows I can hit. In Boxing, One Punch Can Change Yet. I’ve Got to Prove Myself.

“Anthony Yarde has a Lot of Experience. I like to go to War too,” Said Benavidez. “I Want to Set An Example. In The Light Heavyweight Division, It Doesn’t Matter IF at Their Best.

Yard’s Punching Power: Real

Benavidez (30-0, 24 kos) Might Want to Reconsider A Slugfest Against Yarde’s Worth of the Punishment Hebreed in His Win Over Cuba’s David Morrell Last February. He Won That Fight, But The Huge Punches He Took From Morrell Did A Number On His Face.

In Contrast, Morrell looked unmarked. The Reason For That Benavidez’s Lack of Power at The Light Heavyweight Level, And Many of His Machine Gun-Type Shots Were Blocked by Morrell

“I’m Against Anybody. I’m the World Against People. I see a Lot Openings in Him. This Card is Live in History. I Want To Steal The Show,” said Benavidez.

It’s Unlikely That Benavidez Will “Steal The Show” For The November 22nd Event, Because There Are Too Many Talented Fighters On The Undercard Who Can Put On More Impresive, Drama-filled Performances Than He Will in The Main Event. He Doesn’t Have The Right Opponent For Him To Get The Attention in this Event. Yarde Is Essentially A Six-Round Fighter