Comments Thread For: Bivol: I Can Beat Beterbiev - Why Not? I Have Good Skills, Defense, Combinations

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  • Ropeydope
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    #61
    Originally posted by Superbee

    Allow me to disagree...


    Yes Bivol as a little edge on those, but as soon as Artur is getting in he's gonna maule you, hit you from 8" in a clinch when you think you're safe, pound your guts, bully you physicaly and mentally... Bivol won't be able to keep him away for 12 rounds... And don't forget that Beterbiev himself has an excellent technique and ring IQ in his own way... Regards...
    That would be his key to victory. It’s possible, but this reminds me of Usyk vs Gassiev in the WBSS. Most were expecting more from Gassiev, but we all know how that ended. A virtuoso boxer puncher is hard to pin down to do that kind of work.

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    • MulaKO
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      #62
      Originally posted by Ropeydope

      That would be his key to victory. It’s possible, but this reminds me of Usyk vs Gassiev in the WBSS. Most were expecting more from Gassiev, but we all know how that ended. A virtuoso boxer puncher is hard to pin down to do that kind of work.
      Go watch some Beterbiev’s fights
      You’ll understand
      Very high iq in the ring , decent footwork ( cuts the ring well ) boxes And that power
      What a losing combination

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      • Ropeydope
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        #63
        Originally posted by MulaKO

        Go watch some Beterbiev’s fights
        You’ll understand
        Very high iq in the ring , decent footwork ( cuts the ring well ) boxes And that power
        What a losing combination
        Seen most of his fights. Watched his work on the rise in Montreal. He’s a beast. Fun to watch. My opinion might eventually be proved wrong, but it’s not uninformed. The Gvozdyk fight was the most impressive to me. Other than that, his resume is pretty thin and he’s getting older by the minute in boxing years.
        Hopefully the fight gets made. I’d be happy to be wrong. As long as we fans get the best fighting the best.

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          #64
          Originally posted by Ropeydope

          Seen most of his fights. Watched his work on the rise in Montreal. He’s a beast. Fun to watch. My opinion might eventually be proved wrong, but it’s not uninformed. The Gvozdyk fight was the most impressive to me. Other than that, his resume is pretty thin and he’s getting older by the minute in boxing years.
          Hopefully the fight gets made. I’d be happy to be wrong. As long as we fans get the best fighting the best.
          It’s all good
          I also have followed him since he arrived in Mtl
          To bad he’s had so many roadblocks , Michel was a big hurdle

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          • CasperUK
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            #65
            Originally posted by HeadShots

            yeah ok




            I'm waiting for your response referencing dates and a timeline according to your version of events.

            Produce your evidence if you are truthful.

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            • PRINCEKOOL
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              #66
              This is one of those fights stylistically, ether Bivol beats Beterbiev straight forward 'And out boxes him over the distance'.

              Or Bivol gets overwhelmed and beaten up over the distance and stopped.

              I don't really see a middle ground, mainly because? For all of Bivol's skills and abilities, I have not seen much evidence of a inside game.

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              • elfag
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                #67
                bivol is the younger faster guy. beterbiev is only getting older. he is pretty slow but his timing is still good. his timing can go any fight now at his age.


                I would pick bivol to win too. First thing when dealing with a massive puncher is to have great defense and bivol has that.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by PRINCEKOOL
                  This is one of those fights stylistically, ether Bivol beats Beterbiev straight forward 'And out boxes him over the distance'.

                  Or Bivol gets overwhelmed and beaten up over the distance and stopped.

                  I don't really see a middle ground, mainly because? For all of Bivol's skills and abilities, I have not seen much evidence of a inside game.


                  yeah he is usually quick enough to avoid having to fight inside, for whatever reason he avoids that and guys havent been able to press him. canelo with his lead feet, bivol was easily able to control the distance.

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                  • JakeTheBoxer
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                    #69
                    We haven`t seen the best of Bivol yet. Bring on Canelo rematch or Beterbiev.

                    Bivol has been the most underrated fighter for many years. I have known that he has been the real deal long before coronavirus times.

                    It is just about his style and reflexes.

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                    • crimsonfalcon07
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                      #70
                      If this fight doesn't get made, and I doubt it will, my bet is that the promoters sink it, just like they did with so many of the other big fights. I do think Beterbiev would have been a massive favorite a couple years ago, and the fight would have been largely overlooked by many. Even on here just a couple years there were several people saying they'd never heard of Bivol and didn't care about LHW or that it was "boxing's easiest division." Now it's looking more and more like Bivol has a good chance. I definitely think it's either Bivol on points or Beterbiev by TKO though.

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