If David Benavidez’s next four fights are as big as he hopes they are, then boxing fans are in for a treat.‘The Mexican Monster’ has already added super middleweight, light heavyweight and cruiserweight gold to his glittering trophy cabinet, but he doesn’t intend to stop there.Benavidez wants all the smoke from light heavyweight all the way up to heavyweightGettyBenavidez is now eyeing a campaign at heavyweight once he has laid to waste the best of the best at 200lbs and 175lbs.The WBA and WBO cruiserweight champion was recently made mandatory for newly-elevated WBC titlist Michal Cieslak.Provided he gets past the Polish veteran, Benavidez’s father and trainer, José Benavidez Sr says his son is intent on facing lineal cruiserweight king Jai Opetaia before dropping down to light heavyweight to meet Dmitry Bivol or Artur Beterbiev.After he has proven himself to be the No.1 light heavyweight and cruiserweight on the planet, Benavidez then wants to move up to boxing’s glamour division to take on fellow Mexican-American Andy Ruiz Jr.Benavidez eyeing heavyweight debut “After that, we would love to make a fight with Andy Ruiz,” said Jose Sr. to ProBox TV.“We’re just dreaming here, daydreaming, but those are the fights that I think are very possible to make. “Imagine David Benavidez and Andy Ruiz. Andy is a great fighter. “My heart is with him, and he’s like family to me.“But I believe he would love the same, an opportunity to fight the Mexican Monster. “For us, it would be a great opportunity.”Benavidez’s next assignment is a unification clash against CielsakShutterstockAfter he has take on Cieslak, Opetaia and either Bivol or Beterbiev, Benavidez wants to make his heavyweight debut against Ruiz JrIt seems hard to believe that a man who once held the WBC belt at super middleweight could possibly campaign at heavyweight.But Benavidez is a very large human being, who tends to walk around at 230lbs now he is competing at cruiserweight.The most puzzling part of his plan is his desire to drop down to 175lbs before jumping up two divisions.This doesn’t seem particularly sensible given the tremendous physical toll of cutting and then piling the weight back on.The choice of opponent for Benavidez’s debut is, however, a considered one.Not only would it generate a lot of money on a Mexican bank holiday, but Ruiz Jr would also serve as a perfect opponent to ease Benavidez into the weight.Ruiz Jr looked like a shadow of his former self in September when he was dropped and comprehensively outboxed by ‘The Polish Hussar’ Damian Knyba, and he also has a small stature for a heavyweight.Watch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.