Dmitry Bivol looked cow in the presence of his master, an indisputable champion in the difficult difficult category of Arthur Beteriev, during last week’s confrontation on TNT Sports Boxing. He was intimidated by the conqueror and did not show the mental fire that he needed him to get his rematch on February 22 in Riyadh, which is in 19 days.
Pressure from Beterbiev mentally broke the buffalo The last time, and that will probably happen in rematch, but much earlier. This fight could end up early if the buffalo doesn’t start. He looked like a basket that Arthur chased last October, and this time it could be much worse.
Bivol (23-1, 12 ko) spoke of throwing more blows and more aggressively in the rematch. It seems that this is not possible. Beterbiev is stronger and much heavier than him. It is built for war, and if the buffalo changes the tactic by choosing a fight this time, it will be easy for Arthur.
Fear in the buffalo’s eyes
Former WBA champion of £ 175, Bivol sounded as a problematic person who re -examined what went wrong in his defeat against Beterbiev on October 12th. You can say that you are watching it To that he grumbledrepeating him and furious that he did not stand and fought.
The buffalo looked terrified when Beterbeiv began to persecute him the way he made his previous opponent, Callum Smith. Through the first 5 1/2 circle, Beterbiev allowed the buffalo to hit and run without arriving for him. He looked anxious about hitting the combinations of the speed that the buffalo threw.
Something changed in Beterbiev in the sixth when a buffalo hit him with a combination with three strokes in the head that made the audience howling. This sequence was angry with Beterbiev, and it seemed that he only said to himself, “I’m taking this more.”
From there, Beterbiev struggled as if there was no respect for the buffalo kicks. He just wanted to get closer enough to land, which he did, but it took a lot of chases because the buffalo crossed the survival mode.
“I think I have enough strength to stop everything in a slight heavyweight division,” said Dmitry Bivol Dazn, when asked if he could knock out Arthur Beterbiev.
