Comments Thread For: Zurdo Ramirez: I Learned A Lot From My First Career Loss Against Bivol

[Smash]

Leading up to the fight he said his victory over Bivol wouldn't be close He has to be the most delusional fighter out there

to be fair he got half of that right, the close part

[ShoulderRoll]

Fights with Callum Smith, Anthony Yarde, and Joshua Buatsi would all be interesting.

He isn’t beating Bivol in a thousand years, though.

[Boxfan83]

People bash Zurdo but there's definitely been much weaker champs in recent history at 175 that Zurdo could/would've beaten. At this time at 175 there happens to be a dull talent named Bivol.

[jackblack008]

People bash Zurdo but there's definitely been much weaker champs in recent history at 175 that Zurdo could/would've beaten. At this time at 175 there happens to be a dull talent named Bivol.

Beterbiev has entered the chat

[Silence]

Just think you have all physical capabilities like height, reach and stamina but you're still sissy dosser.

Heart is different thing and can't be taught.

[anonymous2.0]

The plan was to box him and step away from my usual forward fighting style.

So for the biggest fight of your career you decided to change styles? The plan was to outbox a pure boxer? Yo Zurdo hook me up with some of whatever you're smoking it sounds good.

[JakeTheBoxer]

What did you learn, boy. You learned the difference between you and elite fighter. You found your level.

[lopetego]

This probably means he'll go back to fighting bums and washed up fighters

defying the elite again with his subpar skills is a no-no

[Malvado]

Hope to see him fight top 175 pounders soon to see if he is actually a journeyman or Bivol is in actuality a prodigy that toyed with a top 5 fighter.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Fights with Callum Smith, Anthony Yarde, and Joshua Buatsi would all be interesting.

He isn’t beating Bivol in a thousand years, though.

I guess all these guys are about the same level. But none of them beats Bivol or Beterbiev.