The problem with Benoit is that it's hard to grasp rather he's even the same level as Dober , or guys that koed Moicano like Fiziev ,Aldo, or KZ .
Benoits' boxing is not very technical , more like a brawler than anything. His kicks are better than his hands, and some of his koes are more pressure based on ground and pound. I saw him land flush on Thiago Moises but did not even drop him. We saw Moicano get hit flush with a Jailyn Turner straight punch and recover. He could likely take what Benoit has and survive long enough to gas him. Benoit gassed faster trying to grapple Poirier and didn't pace himself correctly, and his recklessness cost him the fight, which he's done before getting caught in wild exchanges.
On the other hand, Moicano is pushing 35, so maybe Benoit can overwhelm him with his youth and aggressive style.
But the more I watch tape, it looks like Moicano is the grizzled vet with too much cage time and experience that he will expose Benoit's lack there of. The biggest problem that Benoit has is that he gets a lot of finishes and just like Torres this last Saturday, he hasn't accumulated enough experience fighting the long game that he is bound to make amateurish mistakes in the span of 5 rounds.
