Legend Lennox Lewis stated that he doesn't see anyone capable of beating David Benavidez, the World Boxing Council (WBC) 175-pound champion, not even the Russian Dmitry Bivol.

In an interview on the Frock On Fighting podcast, Lewis commented that Benavidez is such a good fighter that everyone avoids him, and that's why he considers himself invincible right now. "Benavidez, that's my type. He's a serious contender, the one everyone avoids, in a way. Who's out there to give him a good fight? I don't see anyone capable of it, that's how good he is. I would choose Benavidez to beat Bivol," he said. Remember that David Benavidez moved up to 175 pounds after being passed over by Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez. The Mexican-American defeated Oleksandr Gvozdyk and David Morrell, becoming the mandatory challenger for Dmitry Bivol, the unified champion of the division. Afterward, Bivol decided to vacate his WBC title to avoid the fight, and the Mexican-American became the undisputed champion of the division. Now Benavidez will defend his title for the first time against Anthony Yarde on November 22 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. According to experts, the British boxer is one of the most dangerous challengers the Mexican Monster will face at 175 pounds due to his power. Despite this, the Mexican-American remains the favorite to win. If he wins, Benavidez could step into the ring against Russian Bivol to seek the opportunity to become a unified champion and solidify his position as one of the best in the light heavyweight division. David Benavidez, 29, won the WBA regular 175-pound title from David Morrell after defeating him by unanimous decision. The Mexican Monster boasts a record of 30 wins, 24 by knockout, and no losses in his professional career.