Makhmudov vs Miller ?

Kabayel is good, quality skills and tough but Makh looked like a novice after being hurt. No HW should be getting dropped like that from body shots, also what experienced fighter keeps swinging like a prat when theyre getting their innards liquidized.

Makhmudov is a dummy. More so than he looks.

 

Makhmudov got up after the body shots, they hurt him and he was going to succumb to them later. But it was hardly a complete 1 body shot KO crippler, he was stopped because he couldnt defend himself. Top fighters generally can defend themselves unless they have taken some serious brain busting shots.
Makhmudov is very bad, and i hyped him.

 

They dont go the body like that unless they have zero fear of what might come back, Kabayel obviously thought Makhmudov was absolutely rubbish. Lol

David price vibes...

As for Kabayel, ive seen him be hit alot againat that croatian fella, so aslong as he doesnt go back to that he could go far.

 

Kabayel looks good to beat many ranked opponents, never has he looked that good. But i must say ive never seen that sort of stoppage on a HW, especially one so big. Its usually reserved for the lighter weights, on lean, ripped and exposed ribs and livers.

 

Yesteryear Delboy is a good yardstick of a fighter going from European level to Contender level. I wonder who Kabayel would want next, and who would want him.

Wasnt Kabayel the lad who gave joshua concussion.

 

Makhmudov's performance was sooooo bad he's not a serious opponent at this stage, he needs someone with the movement of a heavy bag to win and if the bag is swinging I give it a shot at an upset. I know fighters can lay an egg every once in a while but he looked like this was his pro debut and he wasn't aggressive at all. I thought Kabayel looked extremely leery of Makhmudov in the opening round but as the fight progressed you could see the confidence grow and he seemed to realize this guy ain't got nothing. Where does Makhmudov go from here? At 34 he's not going to develop boxing skills so I guess they put him in with overmatched fighters and hope for a fight for some big money later. If he strings together 5 or 6 wins over the next 2 or 3 years he might get a shot at something after the 4 belts are dispersed with Fury and likely Usyk retired.

 

I really liked what I saw from Kabayal. Mak's a big slow lump so I expected AK to run all night, but he mixed it up inside and jumped on him once he had him hurt. His clear win over a near prime Chisora is enough to put him in the top 10 considering Parker and Whyte struggled with Derek.

 

Not if Fury or Usyk or AJ are champs.