Canelo vs Beterbiev IS THE BEST FIGHT TO MAKE!
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Both Kovalev and Beterbiev are Espn fights if im not mistaken.
So I doubt DAZN cares if Beterbiev is well known and probably prefers he isn’t.
How about DAZN ponies up the cash to stage Kovalev Vs Beterviev to give him some profile, no one knows who he is outside of the hardcore fans. If it's true that DAZN has Kovalev under contract for his next two fights that should be easy to make.
I'd advise Canelo to fight one of the 168lb champions, either BJS or Callum Smith would be ideal. If he goes down to 160 I wouldn't be upset if he throws up a curve ball and ends up fighting Murata in Japan before taking on a more challenging fight.Comment
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I hear you yapping but I don't hear you claiming he will fight Beterbiev without a clause.Comment
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Canelo would impose a penalty like Jacobs, yet Danny waived it off and paid the fine. Beterbiev has the opportunity to KO Canelo with a clause as well.
So the question is, can Beterbiev beat Canelo with the 10lb morning limit he always practiced before gaining the WBC with unification?Comment
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Canelo fought Kovalev at 175lbs, no catch-weight. The rehydration clause was fair at 10lbs the morning of the fight. I'd expect the same for Beterviev.Comment
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"Well that is not correct," said Arum when asked about the report. "What is correct is that we will wait for the announcement for the fight but Kovalev, if he loses to Canelo, he will have two come back fights (on DAZN) but if he wins he goes back to Top Rank and ESPN."Comment
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Bob Arum himself stated that if Kovalev lost to Canelo he would have two comeback fights on DAZN. They might as well get one good fight out of him against either Beterviev or Bivol to help retain subscribers.
You're right it would make more sense to match up Kovalev with a DAZN fighter (Bivol), but if they anticipate that Canelo would eventually fight Beterviev, it would be beneficial to help build up his profile as well.Comment
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