Tim Bradley believes a matchup between and , the two leading cruiserweights, is much less competitive than most would anticipate it being. While nothing is set in stone, the pair have verbally agreed to collide on Cinco de Mayo weekend…

Hall of Fame boxer Tim Bradley has reiterated his prediction that David Benavidez would dominate Jai Opetaia in a potential cruiserweight showdown. Benavidez and Opetaia have verbally agreed to fight on Cinco de Mayo weekend in 2027. Bradley told Ring Magazine that Benavidez's offensive firepower would overwhelm the undefeated Australian.
Benavidez previously captured the WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles by stopping Gilberto Ramirez and is expected to face WBC champion Michal Cieslak in December. Meanwhile, Opetaia has been in discussions for a potential heavyweight bout against Deontay Wilder before pursuing the Benavidez clash.
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