Artur Asilbekovich Beterbiev vs. Anthony Yarde & Artem Dalakian vs. David Jiménez RBR.

Because they're building up Moses Itauma - they're trying to break Tyson's record as youngest HW champ

 

Was at the end of the fourth after he spent a round trying to fight at range as per the advice and was getting lit up again. It was obvious he hasn't got the experience to deal with a decent counterpuncher and the only round he won for me(the third) he did by smothering Maderna's work with workrate. Was a big step up for him and hopefully when he watches it back him and his team can pick up on the errors.

 

I have never liked Bob Arum but you have to respect this 91 year old still flying out to these events and doing his thing. He'll have a Zimmerframe soon & still be doing his thang.

 

4 and 6 rounders after 10 and 12 rounders ?

 

Takes me back to Audley Harrison's first run.

 

Yarde is likeable guy, wouldn't be the worst thing if he wins. Beterbiev at 38 maybe ripe for the picking.

 

Think it might be 2 mate. Umar Khan is trained by Tunde Ajayi who is Yarde’s trainer. Tommy Fletcher is next meaning that Khan is either not fighting on the card or (unlikely) will fight after the main event.

 

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Sometimes guys who know so much about the technical side of boxing get so lost in the minutiae they don't see the big picture.

 

That's it, was the fourth, you're right about the 3rd too, maybe he couldn't maintain that work rate because that final punch that out him out didn't seem like it had that much behind it, almost seemed like he didn't think he could win and gave up. Hopefully his team do what they're paid for and help him rebuild because that kind of loss can be demoralising

 

I'm playing bubble pop and setting up my sous vide water bath...

Did Timmeh just talk about farting?

 

Damn Sharp has 96 losses....some shady criminal sanctioning in the UK....

 

hes picking on a guy who fights in a shirt

 

Darryl Sharp coming off a win

 

His trainers are decent,

Has decent trainers in fairness.

Must be showing something in the gym, but not ready for a step up.