Anthony Yarde vs. David Benavidez: Tunes Ajayi coach dismisses the worries of the power of 175 pounds

Anthony Yarde coach, Tunde Ajayi, does not believe that the absence of David Benavidez from moving to 175 is a signal that cannot punch the lightweight heavy weight division. He says he is now facing better opposition than the boys he fought in 168.

The last seven Benavidez knockouts

– David Lemiuux
– Demetrius Andrade: 35 and pass their first
– Kyrone Davis
– Ronald Ellis
– Roamer Alexis Angulo
– Anthony Dirrell
– J’leon Love

It’s not an impressive list. Most of these boys were travelers and the only two world champions, Dirrell and Andrade, were old in the mid -1930’s when Benavidez fought them.

Yarde (27-3, 24 kos) will challenge Benavidez (30-0, 24 kos) for his heavy weight title of WBC on November 22 in the Anb Arena de Riad, Saudi Arabia. The fight will be live in Dazn PPV.

Drought from Benavidez

“It’s not really because when we look at the knockout relationships of particular people, the knockouts are determined by who in front of you,” said Tunde Ajayi to FANT OF THE PRO boxWhen asked if David Benavidez’s labage from the move to 175 is a sign that his power has not taken place since 168.

It is obvious that Benavidez’s power has not occurred in 168. His absence from Labà in his two lightweight fights against Oleksandr Gvozdyk and David Morrell was not only because he was finally in front of the talent boys. His power is not the same at 175 he had been when he fought in 168.

“If we look at Delontay Wilder, he could not eliminate Tyson Fury, but he had a higher percentage than Tyson. The trajectory of the two athletes (Yarde and Benavidez) is tall,” said Tune.

Ajayi: Struggle for IQ coefficient

“ The fight against Anthony Beterbiev was the hardest struggle that Beterbiev has ever had. This world showed the great Incestal Coefficient of Boxing World Yarde, David Benavidez, said that none of these punches is the guy who entered and launched a person. Both have high intellectual coefficients, and for this they are both at this level, ” said Ajayi.

Yarde did a remarkable job against Artur Beeterbiev. If he had not tired, he would probably have demolished him because he had injured him on a couple of occasions with his left hook.

Benavidez’s habit of bringing its opponents, focused on the volume, will leave it open to Yarde’s left hooks. If the “Mexican monster” decides to use this approach, it will be cut. Recovering from a defeat against the garden will be harder than it was when he fought against David Morrell last February. Yarde will throw him right away, looking for him. Morrell went back after dropping Benavidez and, surprisingly, he rushed against the ropes. It was strange.