David Benavidez

And this guy, there's a lot of opportunity to hit him with a lot of combinations because he's slower.

You know what I mean?

He's bigger.

And I just don't think his, my speed, my movement, my defense is going to be too much for him.

And I'm definitely going to overwhelm him and drown him with pressure and volume.

Yeah, definitely, because there's no boxer that he's never faced.

He's sparred me before, but he's never faced nobody like me in the ring.

And what I noticed this camp, I was sparring bigger guys.

In the beginning of the camp, I was sparring heavyweights.

It's too easy.

It's easy.

It's very easy.

It's very, I'm not saying, and I don't want to take that in context and have people say that, oh yeah, all the heavyweights are easy.

Not all of them are easy, but the ones I was working with that kind of had the same speed as Zurdo, it was way easier for me.

You know, just for me, from my IQ and the way I see punches and the way I see defense, you know, I was able to get away from all that, throw all my combinations in there and then hurt these guys.

So I'm expecting that.

But also, you know, you also got to expect the unexpected just to be prepared for anything.

Yeah, I mean, I wasn't thinking about heavyweight, to be honest with you.

In the sense of thinking of Roy Jones, I was thinking of that because I have combinations and I'm going to be able to display speed like that.

But I'm not thinking about heavyweight at all.