Let’s go!!!!!

If Canelo handled Smith Beterbiev will savage him.

Can't wait for this one. I've noticed Beterbiev becoming more "robotic" in the last 4 years when looking at his transition from offense-defense and back to offense. Although he was never fast, it was more difficult to see what he was doing with his feet & body position 4 years ago. Now you can kind of see everything. Callum Smith does have some good check counters (something to watch in the early rounds), but I'll still say Beterbiev breaks him down over 11/12 rounds. It may look like a mix of Beterbiev/Gvozdyk + Beterbiev/Yarde, with Beterbiev's feet having to warm up for some rounds.

@@TainoMantis It will be a Joe Smith jr 2.0

Same as Subriel Matias, they both have interesting styles tho I think Pound for Pound Beterbiev is more accomplished and hits harder

Me too man.

Hopefully in 2024! 🙏

@@LimerickR266 yes yes

Thanks Victor I agree Artur is one of the most vicious fighters around today. Would absolutely love to see that Bivol fight.

Needs to happen in 2024. Presuming Beterbiev beats Smith next.

I think there'd be more chance of that happening if Beterbiev was an active fighter but he fights so infrequently that his body recovers well. Fighting once a year will do that for you haha he's still got a couple good ones left in him.

Korobov knocked him down too.

It's interesting that you mentioned Usyk. The shot Dubois hit him with, that put him down and was called a lowblow, was landed in the same area as 75 percent of Beterbievs body shots in this video, none of which were called low. This means 1 of two things. 1. Usyk was dropped by Dubois, and it was a clean blow. Or 2. Beterbiev has been getting away with illegal beltline shots his entire career.

Whether they're legal or not is up to interpretation I suppose. Many fighters get hit with these types of body shots and just keep on fighting, with Usyk there's a big reaction. I think there's a weakness there so let's see if Fury chooses to target the body or not in February!

@@hanzagod thank you for being real about it hanza

@hanzagod I didn't know that! Thank you!

Yes.

He knockdown 3 times usyk in amateur...

@@steelwater3947 wow!!! I thought that was him but I didn’t know if had a brother or relative. That’s impressive. He has a good chin too.

usyk lost to shawn porter in the amateurs to. Its not special beating usyk

@@1NTHENICKOFTIME but dropping three times is impressive. He’s got a pretty solid chin.

Glad you enjoy bud many more to come this year!

Time beats us all unfortunately. I'd love to see Beterbiev come back strong for the Bivol fight but it's looking unlikely.

Yarde fought hard and gassed himself out. It's just a stylistic thing. He was always going to start fast. Not everyone fights like that.

Ehhh. He looked vulnerable against Callum Johnson, Gvozdyk, and Deines. Too. I don't think it's an age factor. His defense is leaky. His head stays on the line and he isn't an overly rangy or large guy. Bivol will be the first one with the speed and skills to win rounds, and the durability to absorbs the onslaughts when Beterbiev does attack.

@@Duel1982 You can say what ever you want.... Callum will get destroyed in less than 3 rounds..

@@Boxer8998 yea that's Callum. Bivol will outbox and beat him tho. And after the fact people will claim he Aged Arthur out. But Beterbiev is a fitness freak who lives in the gym. And hasn't. Fought a high amount of pro bouts. So father time isn't exactly coming for him. He's always been beatable but hasn't faced the right opponent to do it. Callum smith will have success too. And win rounds. But inevitably does not have the boxing skills or durability to defeat Artur. But Bivol has always had the skills and durability.

@@Duel1982 Callum has zero chance.. easy money dude place my 5grand bet on the Chechen warrior👌

For a win of 5100£?

I've got multiple Haney videos already and just made a new 1 last month!

He's won every fight by knockout, he's already one of the hardest punchers in the sport.

He doesn’t need speed

@@vince11harris Every fighter needs speed, but each fighter tries to work around with what attributes he was gifted with

Beterbiev was never known for having fast feet or fast hands, and yet he stopped fighters that were faster /more explosive than him. Like Joe Louis once said: "They could run, but they can't hide."

He does. He lost several rounds against Gvozdyk. Deines. Browne. Yarde. And Johnson. But inevitably his strength is in his relentless attack, ability to cut the ring effectively. And outlast his opponents offense, when the opponent, more often then not can't outlast his.

​@@Duel1982 it was a robberies... yarde won 1 round, smth jr 0 round, Browne 2, Deines 0 round, govzdyk 3 rounds