Benavidez To Face Disappointment If Caleb Plant Doesn’t Fall By Knockout
When David Benavidez faces rival Caleb “Sweethands” Plant on March 25, a satisfying victory will come only come via knockout. By the words of Benavidez himself, he will walk way disappointed in his performance if he delivers anything less.
BENAVIDEZ WILL NOT BE HAPPY WITH GOING THE DISTANCE
On March 25, boxing fans will be tuning in as two-time WBC super middleweight champion Benavidez (26-0, 23KO) and former IBF champion Plant (22-1, 13KO) settle their long-standing beef in the ring. Leading up to the contest, Red Flag has made it clear the fight won’t go the distance. The two-time champion took things up a notch by stating the plan is to give Sweethands a beating he will not forget. So, fans should not be surprised to hear Benavidez emphasize why a knockout is important during an interview with Stephen A. Smith on ESPN First Take.
“Personally, for me, I would not be satisfied in myself, in my performance, if I don’t get a knockout. This is just how deep this beef goes between me and this guy. I really want to make him pay for everything he said about me, and I definitely want to make him remember me for the rest of his life.”
This fight has fireworks written all over it. Both fighters will carry into the ring a high level of contempt for one another. Fans can catch all the action live on Showtime PPV in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand.
