Dmitry buffalo says he was afraid to be “Caught in a trap” In his loss to the United Lightweight Champions in the heavyweight category, Arthur Beterbiev in their previous fight last October.
Former WBA Champion 175 LB Bivol (23-1, 12 ko) took evading, security approach against the knockout artist Beterbieva (21-0, 20 ko), hitting him to establish an amateur-style contact and then withdrew immediately.
Will the buffalo change?
That’s why he lost. This style is garbage in professionals, and fighters have to sit in their recordings to win this level.
Bigul’s unwillingness to take risks resulted in Beterbiev took control of the fight and won the majority decision in 12 laps. In their rematch on February 2nd in Riyadh, Dmitry will have to show a little courage, standing in their pocket and fighting Beterbiev instead of recording and running away, which is what he did the whole fight in October.
You could see how the buffalo was always ready to step down when throwing the blows, and that further took away the little power he had in the competition. When Beterbiev started pressing non -stops starting from six Way of withdrawing as a whole And he remained so for the rest of the fight.
The white flag was ready for the buffalo because he had just quit the fight, shooting shots at Boka while running from Beterbiev. It was awful to watch him give up, but we saw buffalo the right colors with that move – yellow.
One judge who achieved him 114-114 was overly generous to the buffalo. He did not win the fight because he was easily scared and was not willing to stand and fight. I am sure the buffalo regret not doing anymore, but whether it will change it is questionable.
He is 34 years old so far, and he has always been weakness When they press them with punchi. We saw the same behavior in the buffalo in his fight against Lyndon Arthur and Joe Smith when these fighters went after him.
“In a lightweight heavyweight category, anyone can hit, but the buffalo could be a little faster,” Arthur Beterbiev said Dazn boxdiscussing his fight against former WBA 175 LB Dmitry Bivol since October 12 last year. “I always look for mistakes [in his opponents].
“He’s like a wall. I didn’t throw my shots to break this wall,” Bivol said about how it was to fight Beterbiev. “I threw them on the target because with the guys like him, if you try to break the wall, you could be caught in a trap.
“Sometimes I do it and I did it in my previous struggle. Sometimes I risked,” Bivol said about standing and trading with Beterbiev on rare occasions in combat.
Last time updated 02.06.2025
