David Benavidez showcased his boxing prowess in Las Vegas by defeating Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez, moving up 25 pounds to win the WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles. This victory makes Benavidez the first boxer to hold championships at 168, 175, and 200 pounds, maintaining his undefeated record. With Canelo Alvarez watching from ringside, Benavidez used the opportunity to call for a long-desired match against Alvarez, suggesting he would drop weight to make it happen. Meanwhile, Jaime Munguía claimed the WBA super middleweight title by defeating Armando Reséndiz in a unanimous decision. The event highlighted Benavidez’s determination and skill, as well as the ongoing anticipation for a potential fight with Alvarez, who has yet to agree to the match despite fan interest.
QUESTION: How might Benavidez’s recent victory influence Canelo Alvarez’s decision to accept a fight with him?
Benavidez KOs Ramirez in the 6th to win the WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles
