David Benavidez Net Worth

Anthony David Benavidez, a.ka “El Benadro Roja,” was born on December 17, 1996. He is a professional boxer from Phoenix, Arizona in the United States.
Benavidez began boxing at three years old and had a perfect amateur record of 15 wins and no losses. As a professional boxer, he has a record of 24 straight wins and no losses.

He defeated Erasmo Moreno in Puerto Peasco at the age of 16 and Rollin Williams to win his first championship. On June 25, Benavidez competed on the undercard of Keith Thurman vs. Shawn Porter in Brooklyn. After a draw with James DeGale, Badou Jack relinquished his WBC super middleweight title.

David Benavidez’s Net Worth

David is married to Karina Silva and spends a large amount of his time with his family. David Benavidez has a net worth estimate of $2.2 million. He earns a basic salary of $1 million, which is dependent on his performance. David has accumulated his worth through his boxing career and endorsement deals

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