Jose Benavidez Sr. has mapped out a five-fight tour for David Benavidez that stretches from Michal Cieslak at cruiserweight to Oleksandr Usyk at heavyweight. It sounds spectacular until the opponents,

Jose Benavidez Sr. has outlined an ambitious five-fight plan for his son, David Benavidez, spanning three different weight classes. The proposed schedule begins with a cruiserweight bout against Michal Cieslak in December, followed by a fight against Jai Opetaia. The plan then calls for Benavidez to drop down to light heavyweight to face Artur Beterbiev or Dmitry Bivol, before moving up to heavyweight to fight Andy Ruiz and Oleksandr Usyk.
Critics and analysts have labeled the plan highly unrealistic due to the extreme weight fluctuations and scheduling timelines required. Moving between cruiserweight, light heavyweight, and heavyweight could severely impact Benavidez's stamina and physical conditioning. Additionally, potential opponents like Ruiz, Beterbiev, and Usyk may retire before the multi-year plan can be fully realized.
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