McKenna believes his history with Adames tells him something different. Now I’m 27, fully developed middleweight,” McKenna told The Ring. His 10 knockouts in 21 victories don’t give Adames much reason to view him as the division’s new boogeyman. Beating Iglesias would put Adames into the super middleweight mix, where lucrative fights involving Canelo Alvarez, Hamzah Sheeraz or Eubank become possibilities. But McKenna needs the Adames fight far more than Adames needs him.