Danny Garcia returns with 9th
David Benavidez
Benavidez  defends title: On the televised undercard   21-year-old WBC super middleweight champion David Benavidez  successfully defended  his  title for the first time by outslugging Ronald Gavril in a rematch of their first meeting last September. Benavidez  who won by unanimous decision  remains the youngest champion in boxing.
 Benavidez  punished Gavril from the opening bell  landing effective combinations throughout the fight. By the time it was over  Gavril's face and white trunks were soaked with blood  but the Romanian fighter fought back until the final bell.  Benavidez  scored a near unanimous shutout  winning by scores of 119-109 and 120-108 twice.
 Benavidez  did not use  his  right hand at all for the last few rounds  throwing mostly left jabs  and revealed a badly swollen right knuckle after the fight. The Phoenix fighter improved to 20-0 (17 KOs)  while Gavril fell to 18-3 (14 KOs).
âI knew  he  was going to come aggressive.  He âs a one-trick opponent "  Benavidez  said. "I knew I could jab and box  him  all day. When I saw the opening I took it. I didnât knock  him  out though â  he âs a tough son of a gun.
Benavidez  defends title: On the televised undercard   21-year-old WBC super middleweight champion  [TGT]   successfully defended  his  title for the first time by outslugging Ronald Gavril in a rematch of their first meeting last September. Benavidez  who won by unanimous decision  remains the youngest champion in boxing.
 Benavidez  punished Gavril from the opening bell  landing effective combinations throughout the fight. By the time it was over  Gavril's face and white trunks were soaked with blood  but the Romanian fighter fought back until the final bell.  Benavidez  scored a near unanimous shutout  winning by scores of 119-109 and 120-108 twice.
 Benavidez  did not use  his  right hand at all for the last few rounds  throwing mostly left jabs  and revealed a badly swollen right knuckle after the fight. The Phoenix fighter improved to 20-0 (17 KOs)  while Gavril fell to 18-3 (14 KOs).
âI knew  he  was going to come aggressive.  He âs a one-trick opponent "  Benavidez  said. "I knew I could jab and box  him  all day. When I saw the opening I took it. I didnât knock  him  out though â  he âs a tough son of a gun.