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Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 11 Feb 2022, 18:27
by Bandog

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 11 Feb 2022, 19:09
by margaret thatcher
how many times over the years have these guys been mentioned in possible good fights?

and how many times have those happened?

2 believe it when i see it guys

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 12 Feb 2022, 04:59
by apollo creed
I doubt it would happen. Both guys are with different boxing platforms and they have different plans.

Charlo and maybe Benavidez may be pampered for Canelo.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 14 Feb 2022, 17:47
by Bandog
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2022/02/da ... r-lemieux/

Boxers that are willing to fight will find a way. Both seem to want it. Credit to both if it happens.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 14 Feb 2022, 17:59
by Bandog
Imo, smart to fight Benevidez now vs later. He'll only get better.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 03:10
by Enlightened-One
Bandog wrote: 14 Feb 2022, 17:47 https://www.boxingnews24.com/2022/02/da ... r-lemieux/

Boxers that are willing to fight will find a way. Both seem to want it. Credit to both if it happens.
Both guys always talk about "wanting big fights", but they never happen.

Actions speak louder than words... and talk is cheap, don't you agree?

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 05:23
by Enlightened-One
apollo creed wrote: 12 Feb 2022, 04:59
I doubt it would happen. Both guys are with different boxing platforms and they have different plans.

Charlo and maybe Benavidez may be pampered for Canelo.
I agree.

Charlo and Benavidez are both ahead of Demetrius Andrade in the Canelo mega-payday queue.

And Showtime desperately want Canelo to appear on their platform. And the only viable opponents within the PBC stable they can match him against are Charlo and Benavidez.

I think we’re more likely to see Benavidez-Charlo than Benavidez-Andrade, because they’re both stablemates and if Jermall gets the Canelo bout next and loses, then facing David would be another big payday and a shot at redemption.

I think we also need to ignore Eddie Hearn’s recent claims, based on Andrade’s personal lack of interest in facing Benavidez if a world title isn’t on the line.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 11:03
by Bandog
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 05:23
apollo creed wrote: 12 Feb 2022, 04:59
I doubt it would happen. Both guys are with different boxing platforms and they have different plans.

Charlo and maybe Benavidez may be pampered for Canelo.
I agree.

Charlo and Benavidez are both ahead of Demetrius Andrade in the Canelo mega-payday queue.

And Showtime desperately want Canelo to appear on their platform. And the only viable opponents within the PBC stable they can match him against are Charlo and Benavidez.

I think we’re more likely to see Benavidez-Charlo than Benavidez-Andrade, because they’re both stablemates and if Jermall gets the Canelo bout next and loses, then facing David would be another big payday and a shot at redemption.

I think we also need to ignore Eddie Hearn’s recent claims, based on Andrade’s personal lack of interest in facing Benavidez if a world title isn’t on the line.
You mean a "belt" right? Haha I'm sure they could create one to feed their egos.

There is a huge difference between world champ and regular "champion" belt holder. Now abcs are such a joke in that regard. Some even accuse boxers of "vacating" ficticious straps to avoid others. All they are doing is using it for rankings and collecting more fees.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05
by Bandog
It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 12:26
by Enlightened-One
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05 It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.
I think it’s impossible to “hate” something or someone if you couldn’t care less about it.

Andrade hasn’t done anything to compel me to either love him or loathe him.

After a few rounds, he usually resorts to employing an ugly fighting style, which means he's not entertaining from the fourth rounds onwards.

And the opponents he faces are usually very lacklustre.

If Andrade did end up facing David Benavidez next, then I’d be surprised. I’d probably watch that bout live.

But we both know that Andrade and Benavidez aren’t facing each other anytime soon.

I’d love to be proven wrong, because I’d love to see both overly-hyped guys face each other, but Andrade’s track-record from the last 13½ years suggests I won’t be.

For the record, Demetrius Andrade only made the jump to 168lbs to avoid facing Zhanibek Alimkhanuly. And even Eddie Hearn has openly admitted to this being the case.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 12:37
by Jeff_lacy_ko
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05 It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.
Totally crushed to see him fight a live body for the first time in his career. How will they manage? Therapy?

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 17:15
by margaret thatcher
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05 It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.
do you jerk off to this fantasy scenario :lol:

so far, it's all just talk, like andrade's whole career unfortunetly. no wonder he has so few fans, at least he still has the support of some gullible ones though

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 18:33
by Bandog
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 12:26
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05 It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.
I think it’s impossible to “hate” something or someone if you couldn’t care less about it.

Andrade hasn’t done anything to compel me to either love him or loathe him.

After a few rounds, he usually resorts to employing an ugly fighting style, which means he's not entertaining from the fourth rounds onwards.

And the opponents he faces are usually very lacklustre.

If Andrade did end up facing David Benavidez next, then I’d be surprised. I’d probably watch that bout live.

But we both know that Andrade and Benavidez aren’t facing each other anytime soon.

I’d love to be proven wrong, because I’d love to see both overly-hyped guys face each other, but Andrade’s track-record from the last 13½ years suggests I won’t be.

For the record, Demetrius Andrade only made the jump to 168lbs to avoid facing Zhanibek Alimkhanuly. And even Eddie Hearn has openly admitted to this being the case.
This is where your obvious ignorance comes in., Hearn has admitted that Andrade is only moving up to avoid Zhan? :lol:

Not sure what you look like, but am guessing you are dumber than you look, if that's possible. :lol:

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 15 Feb 2022, 20:02
by Enlightened-One
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 18:33
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 12:26
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 11:05 It would literally crush Andrade haters if he fought Benevidez, after accusing him of ducking a no name guy at the weight below.
I think it’s impossible to “hate” something or someone if you couldn’t care less about it.

Andrade hasn’t done anything to compel me to either love him or loathe him.

After a few rounds, he usually resorts to employing an ugly fighting style, which means he's not entertaining from the fourth rounds onwards.

And the opponents he faces are usually very lacklustre.

If Andrade did end up facing David Benavidez next, then I’d be surprised. I’d probably watch that bout live.

But we both know that Andrade and Benavidez aren’t facing each other anytime soon.

I’d love to be proven wrong, because I’d love to see both overly-hyped guys face each other, but Andrade’s track-record from the last 13½ years suggests I won’t be.

For the record, Demetrius Andrade only made the jump to 168lbs to avoid facing Zhanibek Alimkhanuly. And even Eddie Hearn has openly admitted to this being the case.
This is where your obvious ignorance comes in., Hearn has admitted that Andrade is only moving up to avoid Zhan? :lol:

Not sure what you look like, but am guessing you are dumber than you look, if that's possible. :lol:
I actually posted Eddie Hearn’s words verbatim from an interview at least four times to this forum.

I even posted the actual video itself

Would you like me to post this information for a fifth time?

Who is dumber? The person that provides proof or the mentally-deranged emotionally-disturbed individual that ignores information when they’re being spoon-fed?

Come on kid! Let me post this information for a fifth time?

In fact, let’s play a game, shall we, of information ping pong, where you keep ignoring real-world facts, despite me constantly posting proof?

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 04:44
by apollo creed
I doubt this fight would happen. Maybe, maybe if both would have belts and Hearn would let Andrade fighting on PBC?

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 07:39
by Bandog
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 20:02
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 18:33
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 12:26
I think it’s impossible to “hate” something or someone if you couldn’t care less about it.

Andrade hasn’t done anything to compel me to either love him or loathe him.

After a few rounds, he usually resorts to employing an ugly fighting style, which means he's not entertaining from the fourth rounds onwards.

And the opponents he faces are usually very lacklustre.

If Andrade did end up facing David Benavidez next, then I’d be surprised. I’d probably watch that bout live.

But we both know that Andrade and Benavidez aren’t facing each other anytime soon.

I’d love to be proven wrong, because I’d love to see both overly-hyped guys face each other, but Andrade’s track-record from the last 13½ years suggests I won’t be.

For the record, Demetrius Andrade only made the jump to 168lbs to avoid facing Zhanibek Alimkhanuly. And even Eddie Hearn has openly admitted to this being the case.
This is where your obvious ignorance comes in., Hearn has admitted that Andrade is only moving up to avoid Zhan? :lol:

Not sure what you look like, but am guessing you are dumber than you look, if that's possible. :lol:
I actually posted Eddie Hearn’s words verbatim from an interview at least four times to this forum.

I even posted the actual video itself

Would you like me to post this information for a fifth time?

Who is dumber? The person that provides proof or the mentally-deranged emotionally-disturbed individual that ignores information when they’re being spoon-fed?

Come on kid! Let me post this information for a fifth time?

In fact, let’s play a game, shall we, of information ping pong, where you keep ignoring real-world facts, despite me constantly posting proof?
Hearn never said Andrade was moving up because he was afraid of Alimkhanuly. He simply said they had to make something happen, and he can't keep taking low-level fights with no unification bouts, or big money fights in sight. He also said he was struggling to make 160. It's an obvious case of risk vs reward. Risk against a quality boxer that offers no reward money-wise, and he's still in the same spot.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 09:57
by Enlightened-One
Bandog wrote: 16 Feb 2022, 07:39
Enlightened-One wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 20:02
Bandog wrote: 15 Feb 2022, 18:33

This is where your obvious ignorance comes in., Hearn has admitted that Andrade is only moving up to avoid Zhan? :lol:

Not sure what you look like, but am guessing you are dumber than you look, if that's possible. :lol:
I actually posted Eddie Hearn’s words verbatim from an interview at least four times to this forum.

I even posted the actual video itself

Would you like me to post this information for a fifth time?

Who is dumber? The person that provides proof or the mentally-deranged emotionally-disturbed individual that ignores information when they’re being spoon-fed?

Come on kid! Let me post this information for a fifth time?

In fact, let’s play a game, shall we, of information ping pong, where you keep ignoring real-world facts, despite me constantly posting proof?
Hearn never said Andrade was moving up because he was afraid of Alimkhanuly. He simply said they had to make something happen, and he can't keep taking low-level fights with no unification bouts, or big money fights in sight. He also said he was struggling to make 160. It's an obvious case of risk vs reward. Risk against a quality boxer that offers no reward money-wise, and he's still in the same spot.
Did I use the word “afraid”?

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 10:31
by apollo creed
"and he can't keep taking low-level fights with no unification bouts, or big money fights in sight."


So fighting Parker is better than Jani ? lol

Jani would beat Parker even at 168. Actually Jani has a better resume than Andrade @ 160. Parker is another "Walter Kautondokwa".

lets see if Bena and Andrade would have a deal to fight each other bc both are unproven at the top level but very hyped.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 10:43
by NateJR
There's a better chance the earth is actually flat than the likely hood of this fight actually happen.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 13:23
by Enlightened-One
"Andrade-Parker: WBO Orders February 25 Purse Bid Hearing For Interim Super Middleweight Title Fight"

Demetrius Andrade has arrived at a familiar place.

BS.com has confirmed that the WBO interim super middleweight title fight between Providence’s Andrade and England’s Zach Parker will head to a purse bid hearing. The development comes at the tail end of a second ten-day negotiation period granted for the two sides to work out terms, which apparently still wasn’t enough time to get the fight over the line.

The fight will now be made available to the highest bidder during a scheduled February 25 purse bid hearing, which will be conducted from WBO headquarters in San Juan.

"Having the time frame provided by this Committee elapsed without any communication from either party as to whether an agreement was reached, on February 10, 2022, this Committee issued an order requesting that the parties advise the WBO within 24 hours of the status of the negotiations if any, or purse bid would be called accordingly," Luis Batista-Salas declared to Matchroom Boxing (Andrade) and Queensberry Promotions (Parker) in an official letter, a copy of which was obtained by BS.com. "On the same day, the parties jointly requested an additional 10-day extension to finalize the negotiations.

"Notwithstanding the foregoing, as of the writing of this letter, no agreement has been reached and therefore, we must proceed per our governing rules and regulations."

The minimum accepted bid for a sanctioned super middleweight fight is $300,000.

The pairing of Andrade (31-0, 19KOs) and Parker (22-0, 16KOs) brought longtime promotional rivals Eddie Hearn and Hall of Fame-enshrined allegedly to the negotiating table. The two sides can still reach a deal up to just prior to the start of the February 25 purse bid hearing, although the fight has remained in limbo for more than two months. Andrade considered a move to super middleweight as an alternative to his previously ordered mandatory WBO middleweight title fight with Kazakhstan’s Janibek Alimkhanuly (11-0, 7KOs). A fight with Parker was in play during the beginning of the negotiation period shortly after the WBO ordered Andrade-Alimkhanuly last November 30.

Too much time had elapsed without a deal in place for the super middleweight fight, leaving the sanctioning body to call a purse bid hearing for Andrade-Alimkhanuly. The session has since endured four separate delays before being tabled once Andrade-Parker was officially back in play as one of two interim title fights ordered January 28 by the WBO.

If recent history is any indication, the next purse bid hearing can expect to be met with drama if not more time put on the clock.

England’s Parker has been the WBO super middleweight mandatory contender dating back to his eleventh-round knockout of Rohan Murdock in March 2020. Three stay busy wins have followed in an active 2021 campaign, including a fourth-round knockout of Marcus Morrison in his most recent bout last November 6 in Birmingham, England.

Andrade has made five defenses of his WBO middleweight title. His most recent win came in a second-round knockout of Ireland’s Jason Quigley last November 19 in Manchester, New Hampshire. The victory lap was cut short, as he was ordered to begin talks with Alimkhanuly just eleven days later. The flexibility at least allows Andrade to put that fight on hold, though it doesn’t eliminate his responsibilities at middleweight.

The winner of Andrade-Parker will hold an interim version of the WBO title currently owned by pound-for-pound king and undisputed WBA/WBC/IBF/WBO super middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (57-1-2, 39KOs). Ideally, Andrade—with a win over Parker—would be left to choose between remaining at super middleweight or returning to his WBO middleweight title reign.

The latter would leave him mandated to next face the winner of an approved WBO interim middleweight title fight involving Alimkhanuly. A more desirable scenario awaits the winner of Andrade-Parker, who will be conditionally approved to “unify” with the forthcoming WBC interim super middleweight titlist.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 16 Feb 2022, 13:39
by apollo creed
NateJR wrote: 16 Feb 2022, 10:43 There's a better chance the earth is actually flat than the likely hood of this fight actually happen.
:lol: :OhYes:

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 17 Feb 2022, 02:53
by apollo creed
“[The fight with Andrade] can be [on] either [network], but the money needs to be superior, much more than to fight Canelo.”

Lewkowicz added, “It needs to be much more than that [$7 million].”

“Yes,” Lewkowicz said when asked to reiterate his request for a high purse. “Because it’s not an easy fight. He’s [Andrade] a great fighter. Whoever wants to put that fight [on], it’s most likely not [going to be] so attractive. That one needs to be for the money.”

“No, because this is what [Benavidez] deserves when he fights a guy who brings nothing to the table,” Lewkowicz said, referring to Andrade.

“People [don’t] pay to see [Andrade],” Lewkowicz added.




So basically it ain't gonna happen and btw who beat Benavidez to deserve a big payday? He's an unproven fighter at the top level with no big profile. Indeed he's young and that's a very big advantage.

Andrade should've fought Janibek. Also at least at 160 he had a title and some good names like Mung, GGG and Eubank Jr.

Atm his career looks like Sven Otke's career. :OhYes:

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 17 Feb 2022, 03:15
by Evander
Like the match up.
Styles look good, plenty of openings for either boxer.
Experience v Up and Comer.
Has an interesting fight written all over it.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 17 Feb 2022, 03:29
by maverick23
apollo creed wrote: 17 Feb 2022, 02:53 “[The fight with Andrade] can be [on] either [network], but the money needs to be superior, much more than to fight Canelo.”

Lewkowicz added, “It needs to be much more than that [$7 million].”

“Yes,” Lewkowicz said when asked to reiterate his request for a high purse. “Because it’s not an easy fight. He’s [Andrade] a great fighter. Whoever wants to put that fight [on], it’s most likely not [going to be] so attractive. That one needs to be for the money.”

“No, because this is what [Benavidez] deserves when he fights a guy who brings nothing to the table,” Lewkowicz said, referring to Andrade.

“People [don’t] pay to see [Andrade],” Lewkowicz added.




So basically it ain't gonna happen and btw who beat Benavidez to deserve a big payday? He's an unproven fighter at the top level with no big profile. Indeed he's young and that's a very big advantage.

Andrade should've fought Janibek. Also at least at 160 he had a title and some good names like Mung, GGG and Eubank Jr.

Atm his career looks like Sven Otke's career. :OhYes:
It’s weird that Benevidez essentially calls out Andrade and then his promoter comes out and says he doesn’t really have any interest in the fight and he’d need to be paid well in excess of $7m for it to happen. Not on the same page at all and it doesn’t reflect well on Lewkowicz that he talks like this and then matches Benevidez, at least recently, with poor opposition.

Re: Andrade vs Benividez

Posted: 17 Feb 2022, 05:31
by Enlightened-One
maverick23 wrote: 17 Feb 2022, 03:29
apollo creed wrote: 17 Feb 2022, 02:53 “[The fight with Andrade] can be [on] either [network], but the money needs to be superior, much more than to fight Canelo.”

Lewkowicz added, “It needs to be much more than that [$7 million].”

“Yes,” Lewkowicz said when asked to reiterate his request for a high purse. “Because it’s not an easy fight. He’s [Andrade] a great fighter. Whoever wants to put that fight [on], it’s most likely not [going to be] so attractive. That one needs to be for the money.”

“No, because this is what [Benavidez] deserves when he fights a guy who brings nothing to the table,” Lewkowicz said, referring to Andrade.

“People [don’t] pay to see [Andrade],” Lewkowicz added.




So basically it ain't gonna happen and btw who beat Benavidez to deserve a big payday? He's an unproven fighter at the top level with no big profile. Indeed he's young and that's a very big advantage.

Andrade should've fought Janibek. Also at least at 160 he had a title and some good names like Mung, GGG and Eubank Jr.

Atm his career looks like Sven Otke's career. :OhYes:
It’s weird that Benevidez essentially calls out Andrade and then his promoter comes out and says he doesn’t really have any interest in the fight and he’d need to be paid well in excess of $7m for it to happen. Not on the same page at all and it doesn’t reflect well on Lewkowicz that he talks like this and then matches Benevidez, at least recently, with poor opposition.
It’s not that weird.

Bouts involving fighters associated with rival networks/boxing content providers (i.e. crossing the street) are never made unless big money is involved, since there are twice as many business entities requiring a slice of the proverbial pie.

If Eddie Hearn delivered on one of his previous promises, by allowing the PBC to completely own the Andrade event, then the bout would probably be made rather quickly (with Benavidez’s purse demands being lowered significantly).