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Boxing
DavidBenavidez
David Benavidez carries an orthodox stance and long reach into cruiserweight boxing, with an unbeaten professional slate and WBC titles at two weights.
Overview
An orthodox stance and a 189cm reach form the foundation for David Benavidez in boxing, allowing him to measure distance before he commits to punches. His career has moved through super middleweight, light heavyweight and cruiserweight, so he has had to adjust to different weight classes while keeping the same basic alignment. That foundation lets him box at range, then apply pressure once the gap closes.
Right now the American is listed at cruiserweight for 2026, and his professional record shows 32 wins and 26 knockouts without a loss or draw. His championship résumé includes WBC world titles at light heavyweight and super middleweight, plus a secondary WBA light heavyweight belt. Those belts mark him as a fighter who has succeeded in more than one division, and his current listing sits at cruiserweight.
Professional record
32 fights · BoxRec via WikipediaQuestions fans ask
David Benavidez fights from an orthodox stance, meaning his left hand and left foot lead.
Phoenix in the United States is his birthplace, and he represents the United States in boxing.
His professional slate includes 32 wins and 26 knockouts, with no losses and no draws.
He competes as a cruiserweight, and his divisions also include super middleweight and light heavyweight.
His height is 1.85 m, and his reach measures 74½ inches (189 cm).