Comments Thread For: Hearn Expecting Callum Smith To Get The Violent KO Win Over Artur Beterbiev

[Joseph]

Hey Eddie... At Cornell University, they have an incredible piece of scientific equipment known as the tunneling electron microscope. Now, this microscope is so powerful that by firing electrons, you can actually see images of the atom, the infinitesimally-minute building blocks of our universe. Eddie, if I were using that microscope right now... I still wouldn't be able to locate Smith's chances against Beterbiev. Thank you for your input.

[lopetego]

Another meaningless match for Beterbiev instead of Bivol *nods head in shame*

[elfag]

Hearn going for the reverse psychology here.


Trying to trick everyone into buying PPV for this mismatch. Make the customer say, "no I will prove Hearns wrong, i will buy the fight and watch his guy get destroyed"


hearns laughing all the way to the bank

[tkoboxingscene]

He doesn't expect, he hopes LOL

[Boricua181]

Eddie Hearn is out of his mind, although Beterbiev is getting up there in age, he's still strong, and effective in the ring.
I actually thought that Smith was going to beat Canelo when they fought, we know how that turned out, and Smith lost to Ryder, but was declared the winner.
If both of those fighters put it on Smith, Beterbiev should be able to go right through him, like a hot hot through butter.
So the only thing that Hearn should be expecting is Smith getting violently knocked out by Beterbiev, not the other way around.

[Fair & Square]

Smith will hide like a turtle in his shell for 3 rounds then get knocked out in 4th. Then get the paycheck and go home! Easy money like his fight with Canelo.

[TMLT87]

Oh theres gonna be a violent KO alright, just not that way round.

[Honest]

I didn't know Eddie's smoking weed this bad...

[BlackRobb]

The 6'3" turtle will do exactly what he did against Canelo, but against Artur, he will not be seeing Round 8, let alone 12.

[just the facts]

I think he has the names mixed up. Beterbiev will KO Smith Violently.

Or even more likely, after Beterbiev lands the first good punch, Smith goes into a defensive shell and loses a 11-1 decision.