David Benavidez

But I like to watch Prince Nassim Hamed, Roy Jones Jr.,

James, Tony, all these fighters I watch, they all have different elements of the game.

So one fighter will be like, I'm very specific.

If I wanna learn how to do a body shot, I'll watch Julio Cesar Chavez or I'll watch Gennady Golovkin.

If I wanna see how you throw combinations, punches and bunches and actually have them be effective is Manny Pacquiao, Roy Jones Jr.

If I just want to watch somebody who has a lot of heart, you know, tremendous heart and a lot of power, Mike Tyson.

You know what I mean?

So I kind of, I've been watching boxing my whole life, so.

And so I know the fighters I like, I know what type of fight, and that's why you guys see my style so versatile.

I do so much stuff because I watch so much different types of fighters.

But I also, in boxing, I made it my homework to every day I got to watch at least two fights because sometimes that's how your mind stays learning.

You don't even have to try or work anything.

You watch, if you watch it for so long, the body's going to pick it up on its own and it's going to be like muscle memory and you're going to do it like that.

That's why I give myself all this work.

So besides training six hours a day, I'm spending another six hours a day.

I do three workouts a day.

Break that down.

Morning run, boxing, and then strength and conditioning.

And then also not even the time I use for recovery, too.

So this is a job all day.