In a thrilling main event showdown in Las Vegas, David Benavidez showcased his dominance, securing a sixth-round TKO victory over Demetrius Andrade. Benavidez, at just 26 years old, defended his interim super middleweight strap with a performance that lived up to his reputation as a rising star in the boxing world.

The bout started with Andrade impressively showcasing defensive skills and effective distance management, causing Benavidez to take a round or two to find his rhythm. However, once Benavidez hit his stride, there was no turning back. A knockdown at the end of Round four set the tone for the rest of the fight, and since then Benavidez asserted his dominance by walking down his opponent and dismantling him with devastating combinations, and power punches. Benavidez later revealed that the fight was quite underwhelming for him.

David Benavidez details what disappointed him in the fight with Demetrius Andrade

Reflecting on the victory, Benavidez remarked, “I shut everybody up again who started slow. Used my jab, used the range, and then we are coming around with straight rights and right hooks.” He went on to describe the pivotal moment: “I dipped his left hand and came over with a right that hit right on the button.”

The victory not only showcased Benavidez’s prowess in the ring but also opened the door to significant opportunities in the super middleweight division. Moreover, he made an honest admission about Andrade. ” He wasn’t as tough as I thought he was gonna be,” while also making it clear that it was not an attempt at disrespecting the fighter.

Benavidez added a candid perspective to his triumph, setting the tone for what could be a compelling journey toward the top of the boxing world.

Demetrius Andrade poses a challenge to Ryan Garcia

Fresh from a commanding triumph over Demetrius Andrade, Benavidez is far from complacent. His recent victory showcased a harmonious blend of tactical brilliance and sheer power, establishing his dominance in the super middleweight realm. In a surprising turn, Benavidez has diverted his attention from conventional opponents to Ryan Garcia, renowned for his remarkable hand speed.

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In a captivating interview with ESNews, Benavidez stirred the boxing community with a bold assertion, declaring, “I am faster than Ryan Garcia.” Proposing a unique challenge, he suggested a showdown to determine who could throw over 100 punches in less than 10 seconds. Benavidez, exuding confidence, asserted, “I feel like I am extremely fast, and I’m just getting faster too,” creating anticipation for a potential clash that transcends traditional weight classes.

Though Benavidez has been chasing Alvarez for a good while now, his recent win has opened up many opportunities for him. Who would you want to see Benavidez in the ring next? Let us know in the comments below.

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