Benavidez Vs Zurdo: Ramirez Defends Titles May 2 at T-Mobile Arena

Benavidez Vs Zurdo: Ramirez Defends Titles May 2 at T-Mobile Arena

Benavidez vs Zurdo lands at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, May 2, 2026, with the unified WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles on the line. David Benavidez is moving up in weight to challenge Gilberto Ramirez, who enters as the division’s established champion.

T-Mobile Arena Title Fight

The matchup puts an unbeaten Benavidez against Ramirez in a bout that carries both belts and a clear weight-class jump for the challenger. Benavidez most recently stopped Anthony Yarde and has wins over David Morrell, Oleksandr Gvozdyk, Demetrius Andrade, and Caleb Plant.

Ramirez brings a 4-1 run over his last five fights, with wins over Yuniel Dorticos, Chris Billam-Smith, Arsen Goulamirian, and Joe Smith Jr. His lone loss in that stretch came against Dmitrii Bivol, and he now defends his position with the titles at stake in Las Vegas.

Ramirez And Benavidez Form

The fight is being positioned as a Cinco de Mayo weekend marquee event, which puts two active names from the cruiserweight division on a major Las Vegas stage. That timing adds to the pressure on both men: Benavidez is asking a new weight class to answer for him immediately, while Ramirez is protecting the belts that define his run at 200 pounds.

The winner leaves with the unified WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles and a statement that goes beyond one night. For viewers, the event streams live on Amazon Prime Video as pay-per-view, costs $79.99, and requires an active Prime Video account to purchase and watch.

Prime Video Pay-Per-View

The viewing setup is straightforward: an active Prime Video account, then the pay-per-view purchase at $79.99. With the bout scheduled for May 2 at T-Mobile Arena, the practical step for fans is simple — set up access before the fight night window closes in on one of the spring’s biggest title meetings.

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