Canelo Took My Moment, Not Crawford’s

David Benavidez Confirmed in Interview That Goning To Go Down To 168 To Challenge Terence Crawford His Super Middleweight Championship.

Crawford Took The Stage Instead

Benavidez Says That It Should Have Him Him Who Fudin Canelo (63-3-2, 39 Kos). He believes That Should Have Hen His Moment to Fight Alvarez, Not Crawford’s. However, Benavidez Blames Canelo Not Wanting To Fight Him, As He Would He Would Lose. That Should Have Be ‘The Mexican Monster’ Out There Night On September 13th.

Canolo’s Missed Opportunity

What the Mexican Superstar Failed to Realize Is It Would Look Better in The Fans and In the Record Books IF He’d Lost to Benavidez Than To Crawford, Because He Would Have a Had a Built-in Excuse That He’d Lost to the Younger, Bigger Man to Fall Back.

Instead, Looks Bad That Helated by Crawford, Who Basically Came Up Three Weight Divisions From Wellterweight to Super Middleweight to Dethhone Him.

“I don’t have to go down to 168. I’m Saying of Crawford. to Fight Hub TV.

Benavidez Adds That Wouldn’t Move Down to 168 To Face Crawford for Money Of Any Amount. He’s not interested in That Fight. Again, He Still Wants to Fight Canelo, But It’s Questionable Whether It’ll Ever Ever Happen. If He Wouldn’t Fight Him Before, He’s Not Likely to Do It Now After Losing To Crawford.

“That Was My Moment”

“His ego Is Thought Him Though Him, Catch Him with a big shot, And it wouldn’t Happy That He Lost. I Just Felt That Could Have Me. That Was My Moment, “ Said Benavidez about Feeling He Was The One Who Deserved to Fight Canele. “I Would Have My Hand Raised, And That’s Why It It Did’t did’t happen.”

Benavidez is Right. It Should Have Him Who Got The Fight With Canelo, As He’d Been Chassing Him for Years When Heighting At Super Middleweight. He Only Moved Up to 175 Because Alvarez Wouldn’t Fight. Benavidez Was More Deserving Of The Fight Against Canelo Than Crawford, Who Had Never Fought in The 168-LB Weight Class.