Hmmm maybe. Bivol would have to be on his bike all night and very sharp with his counters and attacks. I can't see his engaging the attacks personally. Zurdo could push him back and maul him.
Considering Zurdo probably doesn't hit as hard as Canelo, and Bivol doesn't have issues with southpaws, He's going to dismantle, and probably stop Ramirez, who's been pretty badly rocked on a few occasions by guys like Yunieski Gonzalez and Jesse Hart. So I highly doubt it. Here he is against a southpaw. This content is protected
he has a chance do to size advantage so wouldn't be total shock if he won.. still leaning bivol though.
You and only a few are impressed by Zurdo's resume. Bivol's skills are top notch, too bad people only realized this after beating Canelo.
It will go like Shields vs. Marshall. UD for Bivol - just he won't get hit that often like Shields did.
bivol's best skill in canelo's fight was to put his arms up and to laugh at canelo's power at LHW. Canelo couldnt hurt him. That was all. Bivol just could have stood there with his arms up the whole night doing nothing else and canelo would have not been able to hurt him not even a little bit. No way in hell canelo belongs to LHW. It was completely obvious. Ramírez belongs to LHW. That's a total different thing. Look at the numbers, canelo is 173cm long. Ramírez is 189cms long. Ridiculous.
Zurdo and his career are lame. He's gonna come in at 210 to Bivol's 185 and still get his beat up. I don't think I'd even pick Zurdo to beat Joe Smith Jr.
I watched one Zurdo fight and it was perhaps the most beautiful fight i've seen, at least from a clean, no clinching, good ****ing technique perspective! From both guys!
Additionally I think Zurdo is too slow of hand and foot - Bivol will be able to keep the distance where he wants it and control things IMO