¡Explota Jeff Mayweather! La verdad detrás de las acusaciones de “Canelo esquiva a Benavidez” Mientras el debate sobre si Canelo Álvarez está evitando a David Benavidez arde entre los fanáticos, el tío de Floyd Mayweather rompe el silencio y revela una perspectiva inesperada. ¿Está Canelo huyendo o simplemente buscando la mayor recompensa? Descubre la opinión que podría cambiar todo lo que creías saber.
Back in 2016, talks swirled. On May 7, Canelo Alvarez knocked out Amir Khan for the WBC and the Ring middleweight title defense. But as it happened, he relinquished his WBC title for a light middleweight clash against yet another British boxer, Liam Smith, to clinch the vacant WBO strap! Invariably, tongues started waggling – Canelo is avoiding Gennady Golovkin. “I definitely think Canelo ducked a fight with Golovkin,” Smith reportedly told ESPN. Fast forward to 2025. The Mexican superstar is two months short of what’s probably the biggest match of his career, the undisputed challenge against Terence Crawford.
But as it happened in 2016, talks about Canelo ducking continue to flutter. Only Triple G’s name has been replaced by his former sparring partner and now light heavyweight champion David Benavidez. It’s been a boxing staple for the last two years. Benavidez was Canelo’s WBC mandatory at one point in time. Yet the much-anticipated ‘all-Mexican’ showdown remains elusive. So ‘Canelo ducking Benavidez’ continues to fuel mainstream debate. However, a few believe the narrative needs course correction. In an interview, Floyd Mayweather’s uncle made it explicitly clear.
Jeff Mayweather on Canelo: He’s not shying away from anyone
The Mayweather Channel shared a video of ‘Ask Jeff Mayweather Anything.‘ A few minutes after their light-hearted banter, the reporter covering the interview asked the former IBO super featherweight titleholder, “Do you think Canelo’s ducking Benavidez?”
Jeff Mayweather minced no words: “I don’t think he’s ducking anybody.” According to Floyd Mayweather’s uncle, it’s about money. Like any fighter, the Mexican superstar is looking at payouts. “He knows that he’s the man; he wants to get paid top dollar,” he added. And there’s ‘nothing wrong with that,’ he attested.
The question followed a line of inquiries. The reporter asked Jeff Mayweather whether his nephew, the great Floyd Mayweather, would have beaten Canelo had they fought now. A practical man of the world, the youngest of the Mayweather brothers expressed his doubts. “He ain’t been training; he ain’t done nothing i see he’s he’s a lot older than Canelo,” he replied.
