Anthony Yarde doesn't feel pressure for his fight with Benavidez
Anthony Yarde commented that he feels like a winner just for receiving the opportunity and made it clear that he will prove he is one of the best
On November 22, 2017, World Boxing Council ( WBC ) 175-pound champion David Benavidez will face him in Saudi Arabia, according to Anthony Yarde, who defended his position.
Yarde made clear that he will demonstrate to the media that he is one of the best in the sector when he made statements to the hit following his official visit to Riyadh. He stated that he feels like a winner simply for having the opportunity.
" I don't think any pressure," she said. I excel at fighting. He continued," I just need to show people that I can be the best in the ( light heavyweight ) division with a little more experience. "
" I believe that I have already won," is my culture. I feel like I've already won because I've come from where I've been, reaching this stage for the next day, and entering the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," he said.
The American athlete is one of the most dangerous opponents David Benavidez will experience at 175 pounds, according to experts ' opinion because of his incredible power. Despite this, the Mexican-American is still the favorite to win. Remember that the Mexican Monster expressed interest in fighting Anthony Yarde or Callum Smith after Dmitry Bivol made the decision to resign from his WBC name and became the undisputed champion of the division. In the end, Yarde won the title of opponent, and this will be his second opportunity to compete for the title. On the other hand, The Mexican Monster will be defending his title after outspending David Morrell Jr. in his final fight looks this history February. Anthony Yarde, 33, is recovering from his triumph over Lyndor Arthur in the WBC mild heavyweight title fight from April. The Englishman has 27 victories ( 24 by knockout ) and three losses. After falling to David Morrell by selection in his previous combat, David Benavidez, 29, won the WBA standard 175-pound name. In his skilled job, The Mexican Monster has a record of 30 victories, 24 of which were knockout victories.
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