Anthony Yarde passed on fighting Beterbiev
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Completely agree, he hasn’t even fought at domestic level yet, I’d much rather see Yarde fight Callum Johnson, Buglioni etc as opposed to throwing him in with Beterbiev, a fight he is nowhere near ready for.Comment
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I would assume you have some general opinion where he's at. Thats why I said top 15ish, top 20ish cuz he's one of the best prospects in the division if not the best & its a soft division past the top ten.
I'm not making a monthly list like some of these dorks on here, but I got a general sense of where guys are at, #1, top 3, top 5, top 10, top 15ish top 20ish, top 50ish. After top 50ish I don't think about sh^t that sh^t hard, but that covers virtually any solid prospect we'd be talking about usually with most divisions anyway.Comment
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I want to see him go the traditional route before going for a world title. He should definitely go for Johnson, if he wins that he can get the already built up defence against Buglioni, then the EBU title and defend that once or twice.
Only after that grounding would I want a young prospect to face the top guys in the division, and Beterbiev certainly looks like one of them.Comment
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That sounds like a solid plan, just because Yarde has obvious talent he should be properly guided.I want to see him go the traditional route before going for a world title. He should definitely go for Johnson, if he wins that he can get the already built up defence against Buglioni, then the EBU title and defend that once or twice.
Only after that grounding would I want a young prospect to face the top guys in the division, and Beterbiev certainly looks like one of them.
Too many prospects have been ruined by being moved too fast.
If I was handing him I would move him a little slower because he is so inexperienced.
And yeah he might have top 15 ability but has not done enough to be ranked so highlyComment
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It's fine with experienced amateurs, it was obvious after 2 fights that Josh Taylor could move quickly and was at least British level, and he should be fighting top guys now after 12 fights and challenging for world titles in a vacated division with no solid champs.That sounds like a solid plan, just because Yarde has obvious talent he should be properly guided.
Too many prospects have been ruined by being moved too fast.
If I was handing him I would move him a little slower because he is so inexperienced.
And yeah he might have top 15 ability but has not done enough to be ranked so highly
I just don't know about Yarde, he's looked good so far, but there's some tough journeyman that will take him some rounds and some good fighters at British and European level to test himself on before stepping up.Comment
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