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PPV.com Reveals David Benavidez vs David Morrell PPV Price

Originally posted on Fights Around The World
By Abraham Gonzalez | Last updated Jan 11, 2025 8:31 PM ET

We are a little over two weeks away from the first Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) PPV event for 2025, headlined by a light heavyweight clash between interim WBC champion David Benavidez (29-0, 24 KOs) and interim WBA champion David Morrell Jr. (11-0, 9 KOs). PPV.com recently revealed the cost of the event on their platform, which is $79.99. There were questions about whether PBC would continue to price their events over $70 considering the pressure of Turki Alalshikh pricing his events between $20-$40 as of late. The question has now been answered, with the only thing remaining to see if there is a negative effect on the number of PPV purchases. With the event having intriguing matchups, the price of the PPV may not matter.

Earlier in the week, PBC held a media workout, which had Benavidez, Brandon Figueroa, and Jeison Rosario answer questions about their upcoming fight and show off some of the things they have been doing in training camp. Benavidez, whose natural competitive character sells the fight on its own, said all the right things to keep the flame going as the event heads to fight week soon.

“This camp has been amazing and it’s gonna be my best performance yet. This is the strongest I’ve ever been. I’m excited to really showcase my skills in this fight. I had a lot of injuries and adversity going into that fight, but I went in there against one of the best in the world and showed I have a lot of heart. I’ve been in big fights since I was 20 years old, so to be out there representing the Mexican and Mexican-American people on this stage, it’s everything I’ve wanted out of this sport. I have to show people that I’m the real ‘Mexican Monster.’”

PPV.com hosting the event means that you will not only be able to watch the fight but you can also take part in their exclusive live chat with guest hosts and other fans who are tuning in via the platform.

PPV.COM, which does not require a subscription, will offer Canelo vs. Berlanga to viewers in the U.S. and Canada. iNDEMAND, the parent company of PPV.COM, will also be carrying the event through its network of cable and telco operators in the U.S. and Canada via providers including: Xfinity, Spectrum, Contour, Optimum, Fios, Rogers, Bell, SaskTel, and Telus, among others.

If you aren’t aware of the specifics lined up for the night, PBC has included a brief summation underneath each of their press releases.

Benavidez vs. Morrell will see Interim WBC Light Heavyweight Champion David “El Monstro” Benavidez and WBA Light Heavyweight Champion David Morrell Jr. meet in a battle of unbeatens that pits two of the sport’s most exciting fighters against each other in the primes of their careers headlining a PBC Pay-Per-View event on Prime Video taking place Saturday, Feb. 1 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The co-main event will see WBC Featherweight World Champion Brandon “The Heartbreaker” Figueroa defend his title against former unified world champion Stephen Fulton Jr. in a rematch of one of 2021’s best fights.

The pay-per-view will also feature Mexican star and former world champion Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz facing the hard-charging contender Angel Fierro in an all-Mexican super lightweight duel, plus rising Mexican star Jesus “Mono” Ramos Jr. battles former unified champion Jeison Rosario in a 10-round middleweight fight that opens the pay-per-view at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

This article first appeared on Fights Around The World and was syndicated with permission.

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