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Canelo Álvarez once again rejects a fight against Benavídez: “He's a heavyweight, it's not fair”

The boxer from Jalisco explained that the constant presence of names demanded by the press and fans is a regular part of the development of his career.

Canelo lvarez once again rejects a fight against Benavdez Hes a heavyweight its not fair
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A fresh official position was created as a result of the discussion over a possible confrontation between the major boxing players in Mexico.

The Guadalajara boxer Canelo lvarez once more refrained from filing a lawsuit against David Benavdez during a conversation with journalist Ariel Helwani, arguing that the" Mexican Monster "'s current physical dimensions represent a factor of disproportion in the ring.

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After Benavidez's shift to the light heavy and cruiserweight classes, where he has won numerous international titles, the controversy surrounding this fight has continued to be on the media's plan.

But, because his own natural tonnage is within the 168-pound range, Canelo lvarez asserts that the real disparity prevents the establishment of a framework of aggressive equity.

Dimensions and fat factors on the rectangle

The athlete from Jalisco explained that the continuous appearance of names demanded by the media and fans is a normal part of the development of his career during the conversation with Ariel Helwani, the speaker.

The performer recalled that he had previously had similar concerns about Gennady Golovkin, Floyd Mayweather Jr. , Miguel Cotto, or other notable athletes.

" I have always been in that circumstance. Often. The Mexican king in Ariel Helwani's place analyzed the government's insistence on seeing this conflict, so it is nothing unusual for me. He continued," When I beat one, another appeared right away" to demonstrate the demand style in the sector.

The Guadalajara part made the point that the challenger's real standing corresponds to much higher divisions, not least of which are related to the tonnage of his counterpart, who is of Mexican-American descent. Benavidez is currently the subject, but he is a middleweight. He weighs 175 pounds or something along those lines, frigate. He weighs a lot, which is unfair, Canelo varez explained in response to the writer's questions in the preceding interview.

The 168-pounder missed the opportunity to succeed

Based on the unity period that the Guadalajara man created in the very middleweight division, the contest was previously not agreed on. The only real chance to make the commitment, in Canelo varez' opinion, was when he was attempting to acquire the four major belts in the category, a time when his rival did not hold an utter title.

When I won the unquestioned title, I knew it was the right time to fight that fight. If he had been the hero at the time, it would have been the right match. However, it wasn't. At the time, I was 168 weight in combat, but I wasn't a hero. The fighter also refuted the notion that there might have been close contracts signings by saying strongly:" No, not. I think that was the perfect time to accomplish it," the fighter told Helwani's news space.

With these facts, Canelo Varez wraps up the chapter of talks with Benavidez's side and concentrates on preparing for his official resumption in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on October 31. There, he will face Frenchman Christian Mbilli for the World Boxing Council very heavyweight title.

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