David Benavidez, known as 'The Mexican Monster,' has made a name for himself in boxing with an impressive record of 31 wins and 25 knockouts. His all-action style, marked by relentless pressure and a high volume of punches, has captivated fans and earned him respect in the boxing community. Trained by his father, Jose Benavidez Sr., and inspired by his brother, Jose Jr., David's journey has not been without challenges, including a suspension in 2018 for testing positive for cocaine. However, he views this setback as a learning opportunity that has helped him mature as a fighter. Now, as he prepares to face unified cruiserweight champion Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez, a victory could not only solidify his status in the sport but also pave the way for a long-discussed fight against Canelo Alvarez. Benavidez is determined to become the face of boxing entertainment, stating, 'I want to be that fighter who you know you're going to get in an action-packed fight no matter who he's fighting against.' With his sights set on big fights and a desire to challenge himself against the best, Benavidez is poised for a significant moment in his career.