Benavidez Seeks Saudi Support for Alvarez Fight Amid $150 Million Demand

David Benavidez turns to Saudi promoter Turki Alalshikh in a bid to secure a fight against Canelo Alvarez, who demands up to $200 million for the match.

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.