Yarde promises “great upset” against Benavidez – fans suspect it

Anthony Yarde anticipates it will cause big “Ypset” Against CLC lightweight heavyweight champion David Benavidez in their main game on November 22, 2025, in Riyadh. The wonders find it 10-1 to 11-1 in favor of the ‘Mexican monster’ unbeaten Benavide (30-0, 24 ko).

The Yarde, promoted by Queensberry, must significantly raise his game to remove a miracle of distress over Benavidez, 28, who is much younger. If not, this battle will end early, and the boxing fans paid $ 59.99 To order the event on Dazn PPV will feel a bad goods bill sold to them.

The main support battle for the November 22nd event, between Devin Haney and WBO Brian Norman Jr.’s welterweight promoter, feels more like the main event than the Battle of Benavidez-Yarde.

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“It’s going to be a great distress. The way we both fight, you’re sure to fight well,” Anthony Yarde told Insideringshow For his title challenge against WCP lightweight champion David Benavidez in 32 days on November 22nd.

Supporters deserve better than this for PPV. It’s okay if Benavidez came at his loss to use Yarde as a confidence builder, but not now.

Turki Alalshikh chose him at #3 WBA, #4 from the Yarde site (27-3, 24 ko) for this title shot against Bensvidez. That choice has created a backlash among social media fans, who feel Yarde, 34, should not get another shot to a world title after failing two years ago in his eighth round shot loss to IBF, WBC, and 175 lbs champion WBO Artur Beterbiev on January 28, 2023.

Yarde returned from that loss to defeat these four unknown opponents: Lyndon Arthur, Ralfs Vilcans, Marko Nikolic, and Jorge Silva.

Lyndon, aged 34 (24-3, 16 ko) is a decent fighter, but recently lost a unanimous 12-round decision for Dmitry Bivol on December 23, 2023, according to the scores of 120-107, 120-107, and 120-107.

Lowline: Benavidez requires danger again

Anything but yarde would be better. Reway with David Morrell would have been passive for boxing fans to watch on PPV, but not Yarde. It’s too easy to Benavidez and not even sports. It’s like hunting with the prey standing in front of you.

U.S. fans wanted to see Benavidez’s ‘The Mexican Monster’ fighting Artur Beterbiev or Bivol for the November 22nd event, not the failure of the two-time Yarde world title. They have witnessed Benavidez taking part in these four consecutive fights on pay-per-view that have failed to achieve:

• David Morrell
• Oleksandr Gvozdyk
• Demetrius Andrade
• Caleb plant