By Moses Ochieng David Benavidez revealed on social media that his upcoming bout will be against fellow super middleweight contender David Morrell, setting the

David Benavidez will get the toughest test of his career when he takes on David Morrell in a high-stakes light heavyweight bout, Benavidez announced Tuesday.

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David Benavidez chose to continue his run of establishing his own legacy. The Ring has confirmed that a drastic change in direction has come as it relates to Benavidez’s next fight. The unbeaten former two-time WBC super middleweight titlist will next face David Morrell.

It’s said that Benavidez had also been considering a fight against Jesse Hart on the Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach card in December, but instead decided to lean into the fight

Officially, David Benavidez has stated through an Instagram post that his next battle will be against fellow super middleweight contender David Morrell, therefore generating much awaited competition between two elite sportsmen.

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Benavidez and Morrell were long stalwarts one division down at 168 pounds. But both were being stonewalled by previously undisputed champion Canelo Alvarez, who refused to grant e