Overview

• David Benavidez seeks to challenge Canelo Alvarez for the undisputed super-middleweight title, making a public plea to Saudi promoter Turki Alalshikh for support.
• Canelo Alvarez demands $150-200 million to consider fighting Benavidez, claiming Benavidez 'brings nothing to the table.'
• Critics, including analyst Stephen A. Smith and former opponent Erislandy Lara, accuse Alvarez of avoiding Benavidez, citing his significant advantages.
• Benavidez's promoter agrees to Alvarez's $150 million demand, aiming for a potential fight in November.
• Benavidez vows to donate his entire purse to charity if he loses to Alvarez, emphasizing the fight's significance beyond financial gain.