Saul “Canelo” Alvarez may be said to be ducking David Benavidez, but the respected trainer Robert Garcia believes the super-middleweight king can do without him.

In the world of boxing, few matchups generate as much buzz as those involving the sport’s top fighters. Among the most talked-about is the potential bout between Mexican superstar and

Roy Jones Jr. is against the many boxing enthusiasts who believe Saul “Canelo” Alvarez is ducking David Benavidez. A former four-division world champion – Jones – believes Canelo (61-2-2, 39 KOs) is only delaying the fight with Benavidez (29-0,

Historically in the sport of boxing, there is a  list of big fights that failed to materialize, but currently a potential mega fight between Canelo Alvarez

In a recent interview, former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, widely regarded as one of the most intimidating fighters in boxing history, revealed that there is one boxer today he would be hesitant to face—David Benavidez, also known as the "Mexican Monster."

Ahead of his fight with Berlanga, the Mexican boxing legend gave an interview to iFL TV, covering topics both related and unrelated to the battle. During the interview, he was pressed about the longstanding allegations that Canelo Alvarez is avoiding a matchup with Benavidez.

Canelo has shown little signs of taking on his greatest challenge, a defense of his 168-pound world boxing championships against his No.1 threat — David Benavidez. One source with knowledge of the situation told GIVEMESPORT earlier in the summer that Canelo was loath to fight Benavidez if he lost and handed the metaphorical baton of Mexico's most popular prizefighter to his younger rival.

Making his eighth super middleweight title defense, the 34-year-old Alvarez (61-2-2) dominated much of the fight, using his experience and tenacious pursuit to wear down the 27-year-old challenger, frequently sending 20,