Originally posted by IronDanHamza
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So again it's clear you're just quite slow.
I didn't go on a tangent. I directly responded to what you said, when you said "Quarry is more complete than Beterbiev" which is moronic. That's not a tangent. Do you know what tangent means?
And I already did explain quite clearly. You then as usual act like it hasn't happened and ask it again even though I've blatantly already directly addressed it. Whilst yourself offer zero analysis of any kind. You can't really breakdown fighters skills, ability etc. It's not something you can do and that's been clear over the years. Your strengths are retaining information such as resumes and dates from books and what not. Your actually understanding and analysis is piss poor for the most part.
I couldn't give a shit about your original point. I don't care about who wins between him and Floyd Patterson, I didn't mention Floyd Patterson for a reason. I responded directly to a point you tried to make.
Why would I explain how he would beat the guy's Quarry beat? What kind of idiotic question is that? That's what I'm talking about, what kind of clueless attempt at an argument is that? Beterbiev is a LHW.....Quarry is HW......Why would arguing for Beterbiev to beat the opponents he beat have any kind of relevance what so ever?
You did basically say he had no skills, at worst little skills. You said "he comes straight forward with power" you've said similar things countless times heavily implying he's not a skilled fighter, which is beyond dumb.
Ok you I'll just break it down further why that isn't the case since you're not getting it with words;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlk13SHQLJk
Let's look at Round 3 as this is a good round for adjustments being made (8:20) after 2 rounds of Beterbiev taking his time and analyzing Gvozdyk with some different looks, Gvozdyk being the skillful counter puncher he is has success getting off first. Beterbiev then in Round 3 begins to show the adjustments he's made, controlling the distance in the midrange with his front foot position and feints, and timing counter punches when Gvozdyk tries to be first such as 2:38 he times the left hook coming in, doesn't land clean but get's his attention, again at 1:48 with the counter uppercut coming in. This is forcing Gvozdyk to try and throw combinations to get the round back which is playing into Beterbiev's plan, slowly becoming a chess match. The remaining 1 minute and 40 seconds of the round as you can see is totally controlled by Beterbiev, his in and out movment is allowing him to totally outbox Gzodyk from range, his beating him to the punch getting off first now he's got his timing down and he's making him miss and landing counters to the both the body and head.
That's just one round, I can analyze every round but that's just one. The remainder of the fight is high level chess all the way though because both are skilled fighters and know each other well. Gzozdyk OUTTHROWING Beterbiev in almost every round, which goes against your "come straight forward" crap. Beterbiev doesn't win this fight with power, he wins it with skillful distance control and timing, eventually breaking him down. He is constantly at mid range, feinting and making openings. At NO POINT IN THE FIGHT does he "walk straight forward" none.
Now you go ahead and show me a round, of any Beterbiev fight where he consistently "walks straight forward". Any fight. Any fight where he doesn't take a back step in a round. Not a fight. Just one round, where he isn't at mid range and doesn't move in and out or take any backwards steps.
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