Boxing: Artur Beterbiev vs Anthony Yarde

[Japinat]

I seldom see something like this

Beterbiev by KO/TKO   - 13 (100%)
Beterbiev by decision   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by KO   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)

but with this specific fight, this is 100% possible, a guy with a 100% knockout percentage against a guy who got knocked out from an aging warrior and with a jab to deliver it, Yarde talks about how things change and he is not the same Yarde that fought Kovalev, but what's the difference, he will still get busted.

Seeing this kind of poll is indeed rare but, in this fight, it is somehow expected that Beterbiev will have a landslide vote here in this forum just like how he will have a landslide victory here over this bigmouth Anthony Yarde who is talking that he can do this and that or how he improved throughout the years since he was defeated by Kovalev. I mean, really? It's unbelievable to see that he is still boasting despite of that fact.

[Kasabus]

Artur Beterbiev is the reason why the supposed fight against Anthony Yarde last August was not pushed through.

What's the status of Beterbiev regarding that injury? Since this fight becomes official, of course, he is cleared to fight but I'm sure that injury might still give an effect and change his performance even slightly.

This will be Yarde's biggest break in his career although Beterbiev is really a tough boxer to beat.

Yes, he is recovering from his injury but he should be ready with the Yarde fight and no more delays. Yarde also take a tune up fight and win comfortably with a knockout. And so is he really prepared for a Beterviev fight.

For sure fighting in front of his fans, Yarde will have some kind of momentum, nevertheless, I don't see any upset in the making here. Beterviev might have some ring rust, but when he shakes it out, Yarde could be in trouble.

It will add for more aggression when hearing fans cheer for you. It will be an additional pressure and the mentality of fighters when they want to impress their fans.

We will see more skills set from Yarde, a test with his capabilities if fate gives him that lucky
punch he may upset the defending champ.

Injury is no longer a reason since doctors already clear Beterbiev, though mentally it can still be
a factor, but it will be a test for the champ about how he will going to defend his belt.

That is the challenge right there, many people believed that fighting in front of your own people will give you delight and boost your confidence because you know that they are there to support you. But in most cases, it is indeed the opposite thing because they will be pressured to give a good fight which will give mental stress in the midst of the fight. That is why most boxers prefer to fight outside their country or in a neutral place so that they can be more focused without thinking about the crowd.

[inthelongrun]

I seldom see something like this

Beterbiev by KO/TKO   - 13 (100%)
Beterbiev by decision   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by KO   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)

but with this specific fight, this is 100% possible, a guy with a 100% knockout percentage against a guy who got knocked out from an aging warrior and with a jab to deliver it, Yarde talks about how things change and he is not the same Yarde that fought Kovalev, but what's the difference, he will still get busted.

Seeing this kind of poll is indeed rare but, in this fight, it is somehow expected that Beterbiev will have a landslide vote here in this forum just like how he will have a landslide victory here over this bigmouth Anthony Yarde who is talking that he can do this and that or how he improved throughout the years since he was defeated by Kovalev. I mean, really? It's unbelievable to see that he is still boasting despite of that fact.

So everybody is expecting the defending champion Artur Beterbiev with a 100% KO ratio to stop Anthony Yarde.

About Yarde's earlier loss to Kovalev, I think he would've performed better if he didn't dare to visit the former champion in his own backyard in Russia. Kovalev was already vulnerable at that time but he was fighting in front of his own countrymen. And Kovalev is heavy-handed too, so his jab is probably more powerful than just the normal jabs.

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

[freedomgo]

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

If ever Kovalev and Beterbiev met 7 years ago and the latter was the one who failed, chances is that Dmitrii Bivol is already the undisputed champion in the light-heavyweight division. You might wonder why? If they indeed met few years back and Kovalev was victorious then there's a good chance that this scenario might happen. First is Kovalev will be the 3-belt holder but then Canelo will replace him and eventually Canelo will lost his belt to Bivol which will mean that Bivol will end up holding all four belts in this division. Just a wild thought tho

[inthelongrun]

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

If ever Kovalev and Beterbiev met 7 years ago and the latter was the one who failed, chances is that Dmitrii Bivol is already the undisputed champion in the light-heavyweight division. You might wonder why? If they indeed met few years back and Kovalev was victorious then there's a good chance that this scenario might happen. First is Kovalev will be the 3-belt holder but then Canelo will replace him and eventually Canelo will lost his belt to Bivol which will mean that Bivol will end up holding all four belts in this division. Just a wild thought tho

I mean, the time when Beterbiev was still not a champion and Kovalev was still undefeated and was holding the 3 belts, WBO, IBF, and WBA. I heard it before that Beterbiev wants a shot at those belts but it never happened. I think Kovalev would've won. But if Beterbiev won that one, maybe he's got a better shot at Andre Ward who controversially stole all the belts from Kovalev.

Meanwhile, the first face-off between unified champion Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde. Although Yarde started a little trash-talk earlier, he did offer his handshake which was accepted by the champion. Anthony Yarde seems huge and muscular, interesting to see if he can outmuscle the champion when needed.

[Kasabus]

Meanwhile, the first face-off between unified champion Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde. Although Yarde started a little trash-talk earlier, he did offer his handshake which was accepted by the champion. Anthony Yarde seems huge and muscular, interesting to see if he can outmuscle the champion when needed.

So, Anthony Yarde did a little play again towards Beterbiev and hope that he could trigger/provoke the champion. Cannot blame him for that little act because he's at the advantage as the fight will be fought in front of his own countrymen, that will be funny afterwards because there is a big chance that he will get himself embarrassed in front of his own countrymen whom he boasted that he can outbox the champion. I sure do hope that his buffed muscles will help him from Beterbiev's heavy attacks.

[Baofeng]

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

If ever Kovalev and Beterbiev met 7 years ago and the latter was the one who failed, chances is that Dmitrii Bivol is already the undisputed champion in the light-heavyweight division. You might wonder why? If they indeed met few years back and Kovalev was victorious then there's a good chance that this scenario might happen. First is Kovalev will be the 3-belt holder but then Canelo will replace him and eventually Canelo will lost his belt to Bivol which will mean that Bivol will end up holding all four belts in this division. Just a wild thought tho

I mean, the time when Beterbiev was still not a champion and Kovalev was still undefeated and was holding the 3 belts, WBO, IBF, and WBA. I heard it before that Beterbiev wants a shot at those belts but it never happened. I think Kovalev would've won. But if Beterbiev won that one, maybe he's got a better shot at Andre Ward who controversially stole all the belts from Kovalev.

Meanwhile, the first face-off between unified champion Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde. Although Yarde started a little trash-talk earlier, he did offer his handshake which was accepted by the champion. Anthony Yarde seems huge and muscular, interesting to see if he can outmuscle the champion when needed.

Thanks for this image mate, yeah Yarde is like Joshua though, a body builder type of boxer. And we all know that in boxing, more muscle doesn't mean that you are the stronger fighter. There are a lot of factors to consider and also the training and strategy.

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

[inthelongrun]

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

If ever Kovalev and Beterbiev met 7 years ago and the latter was the one who failed, chances is that Dmitrii Bivol is already the undisputed champion in the light-heavyweight division. You might wonder why? If they indeed met few years back and Kovalev was victorious then there's a good chance that this scenario might happen. First is Kovalev will be the 3-belt holder but then Canelo will replace him and eventually Canelo will lost his belt to Bivol which will mean that Bivol will end up holding all four belts in this division. Just a wild thought tho

I mean, the time when Beterbiev was still not a champion and Kovalev was still undefeated and was holding the 3 belts, WBO, IBF, and WBA. I heard it before that Beterbiev wants a shot at those belts but it never happened. I think Kovalev would've won. But if Beterbiev won that one, maybe he's got a better shot at Andre Ward who controversially stole all the belts from Kovalev.

Meanwhile, the first face-off between unified champion Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde. Although Yarde started a little trash-talk earlier, he did offer his handshake which was accepted by the champion. Anthony Yarde seems huge and muscular, interesting to see if he can outmuscle the champion when needed.

Thanks for this image mate, yeah Yarde is like Joshua though, a body builder type of boxer. And we all know that in boxing, more muscle doesn't mean that you are the stronger fighter. There are a lot of factors to consider and also the training and strategy.

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

Yarde indeed has some similarities to AJ's build although I prefer the former's, it is more toned but yes, this isn't bodybuilding, this is boxing. It's scientific that fighters with more muscles will have less stamina although they should be stronger in the earlier rounds and then fades out in the later rounds unless they will fight in a conservative way.

Beterbiev's a nice guy similar to Khabib Nurmagomedov and both are from Dagestan, Russia too. Prime Beterbiev's chin is at a different level, he was hit many times by Usyk during their amateur trilogy but he seemed to take it well and was the one hurting Usyk on several occasions. And let us not forget that the Ukrainian champion hurt AJ a big heavyweight. But with Beterbiev's age, it is interesting to find out if he is still capable of handling Yarde's power punches.

[Japinat]

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

That's true! Just look at Beterbiev, he really do behaves a lot like Bivol, Kovalev and his other fellow Russian boxers. Always smiling in front of the camera without giving some nasty words to their foes but when it comes inside the ring, they are indeed straight as an arrow to finish what needs to be done.

In this fight, Anthony Yarde is so confident that he will be the one to stop the Russian's KO streak and will give his first defeat, for which I'm curious to know how will he do that because I don't think there's someone right now who can really defeat the current Beterbiev. If there's someone who can give at least hardship to Beterbiev, it might be his other fellow, Bivol.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I seldom see something like this

Beterbiev by KO/TKO   - 13 (100%)
Beterbiev by decision   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by KO   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)

but with this specific fight, this is 100% possible, a guy with a 100% knockout percentage against a guy who got knocked out from an aging warrior and with a jab to deliver it, Yarde talks about how things change and he is not the same Yarde that fought Kovalev, but what's the difference, he will still get busted.

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Or simply that the boxing fans knows that Beterviev will continue with his reign of terror, perfect record with all of them by KO/TKO. So most likely this will be the case against his fight with Anthony Yarde. Although as we have said, Yarde just won his tune up fight, but he still has a lot to look forward on how he will beat a guy like Arthur Beterviev.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8B9s9z4OFE

Just watch his highlights, his jabs and then follow up with a huge knock out punch.

Watching Artur Beterbiev's highlights again reminds me how terror this man can be when it comes to tormenting the boxers in the light-heavyweight division. His punches are sure so sticky that it will always find its way to pierce through his opponents defense and leaves them helpless for the follow-up punch. And not just that, he seems to like a toe-to-toe punches and exchanging heavy blows until one of them gets down. Anthony Yarde should be prepared at all cost in this fight if he wanted to survive.

Better to keep watching those old tapes and examine all the potential lapses if ever that there are something that he can find, Yarde need to work it out and find the best strategy to execute when engaging with Beterbiev.

Else, he will suffer the same fat with all those past opponents who did try to removing the
belt with Beteviev, if he wanted to push his career on top better to look for good strategy
that may allow him to snatch a win against the champ.

The videos are quite illustrative, you can see very well the strategy that is used, however Yarde cannot rely only on those videos, it is obvious that Beterbiev will change his style a bit when he has to fight him. It is a lot of study, I would focus on Yarde having enough strength to be able to resist him, I think it is better to study and reinforce the resistance, I would also focus on being able to do strength work so that each blow he gives weighs enough , it is imperative that Yarde have or show that there is more strength in him, the stamina to work with the punches, because Beterbiev hits really hard.

When I hear these 2 names, I always wonder what would've happened if Kovalev and Beterbiev met each other around 7 years ago. Maybe one of them failed to become a big star since the loser will probably suffer a big KO/TKO. Nonetheless, Artur Beterbiev wasted many years and opportunities when he was fighting in Canada. He never tried to enforce and seemed contented not fighting then Canadian and fellow Canadian-based champions/superstars whom he is very capable of winning.

If ever Kovalev and Beterbiev met 7 years ago and the latter was the one who failed, chances is that Dmitrii Bivol is already the undisputed champion in the light-heavyweight division. You might wonder why? If they indeed met few years back and Kovalev was victorious then there's a good chance that this scenario might happen. First is Kovalev will be the 3-belt holder but then Canelo will replace him and eventually Canelo will lost his belt to Bivol which will mean that Bivol will end up holding all four belts in this division. Just a wild thought tho

I mean, the time when Beterbiev was still not a champion and Kovalev was still undefeated and was holding the 3 belts, WBO, IBF, and WBA. I heard it before that Beterbiev wants a shot at those belts but it never happened. I think Kovalev would've won. But if Beterbiev won that one, maybe he's got a better shot at Andre Ward who controversially stole all the belts from Kovalev.

Meanwhile, the first face-off between unified champion Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde. Although Yarde started a little trash-talk earlier, he did offer his handshake which was accepted by the champion. Anthony Yarde seems huge and muscular, interesting to see if he can outmuscle the champion when needed.

Thanks for this image mate, yeah Yarde is like Joshua though, a body builder type of boxer. And we all know that in boxing, more muscle doesn't mean that you are the stronger fighter. There are a lot of factors to consider and also the training and strategy.

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

Well, regarding the muscles, yes, you're absolutely right, sometimes bodybuilders create muscles with a lack of resistance and lean strength, in boxing all that goes away, I think that if you dedicate yourself to boxing a lot more Those muscles, at least those of the arms, begin to decrease but they will be formed with more resistance, this is because the sport demands that if there is muscle, it is forged under a strict Strength + Resistance training, and that is something that goes well above from just looking very good to really having a well-worked bone formation, with respect to who can win there, sometimes there are many boxers who talk too much, without going very far, the case of Casimero is one, and even Canelo (With Messi).

[aioc]

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

That's true! Just look at Beterbiev, he really do behaves a lot like Bivol, Kovalev and his other fellow Russian boxers. Always smiling in front of the camera without giving some nasty words to their foes but when it comes inside the ring, they are indeed straight as an arrow to finish what needs to be done.

In this fight, Anthony Yarde is so confident that he will be the one to stop the Russian's KO streak and will give his first defeat, for which I'm curious to know how will he do that because I don't think there's someone right now who can really defeat the current Beterbiev. If there's someone who can give at least hardship to Beterbiev, it might be his other fellow, Bivol.

Every boxer that will fight for the title should show confidence that he can beat his opponent even if his opponent happens to have a 100% knock-out ratio on their face both fighters did not engage in thrash talks we all know Russians boxers just want to the all the talking in the ring and there's no need to hype the fight with thrash talks because Beterviev always comes to fight, and you know what to expect when Beterbiev steps into the ring, Yarde is a good warm-up for a future Bivol fight, the light heavyweight division belongs to the Russians because no other fighters from other countries can challenge them.

[yazher]

This is just a normal fight for Beterbiev and I don't think he will going to be having a hard time with this one. Maybe they set him up for an upcoming big fight he really needs to be prepared and he needs to have a real fight before facing someone like Bivol. Maybe they just want him to get into a fight in the early months of next year so that he can be prepared and get ready if someone will send them an offer for fighting a big fish. either way, he still needs to make this one important fight like the others because if he messed up, he gonna be having a hard time recovering his title again.

[Jawhead999]

sometimes there are many boxers who talk too much, without going very far, the case of Casimero is one, and even Canelo (With Messi).

And why you're drag Messi in boxing discussion

It's not a problem if the boxer is trash talkers, as long as they can prove their words, it will make the fight will be fire and hype. Canelo isn't really a trash talker and he's already proving himself to become the best on super middleweight division, now he's more clam since he was beaten by Bivol.

Casimero in his recent fight is actually he won, but the Japan's organizations and referee are favor on Japan's boxer, so they're cancelling the fight rather than continue the fight.

[Yaunfitda]

This is just a normal fight for Beterbiev and I don't think he will going to be having a hard time with this one. Maybe they set him up for an upcoming big fight he really needs to be prepared and he needs to have a real fight before facing someone like Bivol. Maybe they just want him to get into a fight in the early months of next year so that he can be prepared and get ready if someone will send them an offer for fighting a big fish. either way, he still needs to make this one important fight like the others because if he messed up, he gonna be having a hard time recovering his title again.

Maybe what could have impacted Beterbiev here is ring rust and we will see if he has recovered enough from his injury. And maybe this is one angle that Anthony Yarde is looking.

If Arthur is somewhat slow because of his long inactivity, he might start with the wrong foot and maybe Yarde will go fast and hard and throw everything he got in the first couple of rounds. The thing is that it might back fire on him later as he might get tired and gas out later and let Beterviev takes over the fight.

[YOSHIE]

Professional win-loss-KO records
Artur Beterbiev:  18-0-18 KOs
Anthony Yarde:   23-2-22 KOs

I often watch Beterbiev in the ring, he is in my opinion a reliable & top boxer, this is based on the facts that I have seen, I really like to see some of the great punches and boxing techniques that Beterbiev has, he has good knowledge in the boxing arena.

As far as I remember several opponents who had dueled with Beterbiev in IBF and WBC boxing, all of them fell, I'm also a little curious whether the upcoming Anthony vs Artur duel, how many rounds Anthony can withstand Artur's punches, As far as I can remember, Yarde rarely fought boxers like Beterbiev, as far as I know Yarde only fought an elite boxer, Kovalev, several years ago.

But if fist between Anthony vs. Artur bets professionally, of course I will choose Artur to win for the duel this time.

[Slow death]

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

That's true! Just look at Beterbiev, he really do behaves a lot like Bivol, Kovalev and his other fellow Russian boxers. Always smiling in front of the camera without giving some nasty words to their foes but when it comes inside the ring, they are indeed straight as an arrow to finish what needs to be done.

In this fight, Anthony Yarde is so confident that he will be the one to stop the Russian's KO streak and will give his first defeat, for which I'm curious to know how will he do that because I don't think there's someone right now who can really defeat the current Beterbiev. If there's someone who can give at least hardship to Beterbiev, it might be his other fellow, Bivol.

Every boxer that will fight for the title should show confidence that he can beat his opponent even if his opponent happens to have a 100% knock-out ratio on their face both fighters did not engage in thrash talks we all know Russians boxers just want to the all the talking in the ring and there's no need to hype the fight with thrash talks because Beterviev always comes to fight, and you know what to expect when Beterbiev steps into the ring, Yarde is a good warm-up for a future Bivol fight, the light heavyweight division belongs to the Russians because no other fighters from other countries can challenge them.

everyone is saying that Yarde had a lot of courage and deserves respect for accepting to fight against a true monster and honestly I don't know what Yarde can do in this fight to avoid a defeat that even before the fight starts is already given a certain defeat against Yarde , maybe the Yarde went to some mountain to prepare for the fight? Or is he just trying his luck? anyway Beterbiev is on another level, he will win this fight without much difficulty, at least I believe in that and I'm going to bet on him, I don't see Beterbiev losing in this fight

[stadus]

As far as I remember several opponents who had dueled with Beterbiev in IBF and WBC boxing, all of them fell, I'm also a little curious whether the upcoming Anthony vs Artur duel, how many rounds Anthony can withstand Artur's punches, As far as I can remember, Yarde rarely fought boxers like Beterbiev, as far as I know Yarde only fought an elite boxer, Kovalev, several years ago.

Yet Yarde fell on his challenge against the WBO champion, Sergey Kovalev and was defeated by a stoppage at the 11th round. Although that fight was already 3 years ago, still that's a good basis for me that he cannot really defeat Beterbiev or should I say, he is not the one who can stop Artur's streaks. I admit that Yarde did improved in the past year, but against the current champions in the light-heavyweight? Seriously not.

[Japinat]

Beterviev is not that a trash talker as well, at least not what we typically see in American boxer.

This Russian just mean business in the ring, just like Bivol and then after the fight that's where you gonna here them talk about how fighting the other boxer feels like. And probably the best trash talking that you can hear is that they didn't feel the power, hehehe.

That's true! Just look at Beterbiev, he really do behaves a lot like Bivol, Kovalev and his other fellow Russian boxers. Always smiling in front of the camera without giving some nasty words to their foes but when it comes inside the ring, they are indeed straight as an arrow to finish what needs to be done.

In this fight, Anthony Yarde is so confident that he will be the one to stop the Russian's KO streak and will give his first defeat, for which I'm curious to know how will he do that because I don't think there's someone right now who can really defeat the current Beterbiev. If there's someone who can give at least hardship to Beterbiev, it might be his other fellow, Bivol.

Every boxer that will fight for the title should show confidence that he can beat his opponent even if his opponent happens to have a 100% knock-out ratio on their face both fighters did not engage in thrash talks we all know Russians boxers just want to the all the talking in the ring and there's no need to hype the fight with thrash talks because Beterviev always comes to fight, and you know what to expect when Beterbiev steps into the ring, Yarde is a good warm-up for a future Bivol fight, the light heavyweight division belongs to the Russians because no other fighters from other countries can challenge them.

everyone is saying that Yarde had a lot of courage and deserves respect for accepting to fight against a true monster and honestly I don't know what Yarde can do in this fight to avoid a defeat that even before the fight starts is already given a certain defeat against Yarde , maybe the Yarde went to some mountain to prepare for the fight? Or is he just trying his luck? anyway Beterbiev is on another level, he will win this fight without much difficulty, at least I believe in that and I'm going to bet on him, I don't see Beterbiev losing in this fight

Not me can't call a man courageous enough if he cannot at least give Beterbiev some struggles, which I don't see him pulling that kind of luck on this fight. Anthony Yarde is just way out of Beterbiev's league, surely I'm not underestimating him, but I just can't really think of a good reason that he can pull an upset to the Russian monster whom is also a KO specialist with no scathe.

[roslinpl]

Arthur game was the unique for the recent games. It’s essential to check the old matches of both the players. Without the old games we can’t find, who will win the game. Yarde is not option to make a bet, because I had good hope on Arthur Beterbiev. No one can stop the Arthur strike for now. He had good stamina as compared to the Yarde for now, it’s only reason of most of people support on Arthur. But Arthur was most defensive player and most of the people don’t know this till their first match to the game. Same was know by his fans and he can change the game at any time for the defending to offensive.

[inthelongrun]

So still nobody voted for Anthony Yarde to win this fight. Honestly, I also think that Artur Beterbiev despite his age and fighting in front of Yarde's hometown fans will deliver another KO. But, I won't take Yarde lightly, the guy is huge, strong and has the power to hurt Beterbiev as well. A total of 40 knockouts in their combined 23 wins, I guess we won't hear the final bell here. The experience though is clearly too much on Betebiev's side. The guy even hurt the current heavyweight champion Oleksandyr Usyk multiple times in their 3 amateur fights.