Boxing: Artur Beterbiev vs Anthony Yarde

[coinerer]

Yarde's chances are slim to none and I'm not the only one who has this opinion all the voters, who voted Beterbiev will win by a knockout
Beterbiev by KO/TKO   - 8 (100%)
Beterbiev by decision   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by KO   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)

It's not who will win but on what round will Beterbiev knock out Yarde, you have a guy who has a perfect 100% knockout percentage facing a guy who got knocked out by one jab from a fighter not known to be a knockout artist, I'm talking about the Yarde - Kovalev where Kovalev knock out Yarde with a jab, I wonder how Yarde can carry Beterbiev's punches.

From the 18 vote including my vote is for Beterbiev by KO/TKO . no one choice another option for this . i am also believe in this result . But it's normal when something weird happens in the game so I don't guarantee it.  But I am very confident that this will be the case

[freedomgo]

Yarde's chances are slim to none and I'm not the only one who has this opinion all the voters, who voted Beterbiev will win by a knockout
Beterbiev by KO/TKO   - 8 (100%)
Beterbiev by decision   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by KO   - 0 (0%)
Yarde by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)

It's not who will win but on what round will Beterbiev knock out Yarde, you have a guy who has a perfect 100% knockout percentage facing a guy who got knocked out by one jab from a fighter not known to be a knockout artist, I'm talking about the Yarde - Kovalev where Kovalev knock out Yarde with a jab, I wonder how Yarde can carry Beterbiev's punches.

From the 18 vote including my vote is for Beterbiev by KO/TKO . no one choice another option for this . i am also believe in this result . But it's normal when something weird happens in the game so I don't guarantee it.  But I am very confident that this will be the case

It's already expected that Artur Beterbiev will have the favor and have a landslide vote against Anthony Yarde, that doesn't surprise me anymore considering the record of Beterbiev and I don't even expect that the opposite will happen here. But yes, even though we already know what might be the scenario, still that doesn't guarantee anything that Yarde won't show any resistance that will upset the favorite. As per chances, that's just unlikely to happen.

[Baofeng]

And the gap has widen now to some sports bookies, Yarde at 6:1 underdog, previously he was 5:1 and probably there are some whales putting huge money on Beterviev for that swing on the odds.

Nevertheless, they might not be wrong though, even our community thinks that Beterviev is going to win base on our votes.

So no surprises for the odds, but at 1.09, you have to put good enough money to felt your winnings here, hehehe.

[Japinat]

And the gap has widen now to some sports bookies, Yarde at 6:1 underdog, previously he was 5:1 and probably there are some whales putting huge money on Beterviev for that swing on the odds.

Nevertheless, they might not be wrong though, even our community thinks that Beterviev is going to win base on our votes.

So no surprises for the odds, but at 1.09, you have to put good enough money to felt your winnings here, hehehe.

It's just like the fight of Inoue and Butler at the bantamweight where the underdog, Paul Butler has the same ratio over the heavy favorite. Only the people who have massive cash on their pockets can afford to bet in times like these because just like what you've said, you need to put a huge bet to feel the profits in return. But for the likes of us, we can only afford to watch and enjoy their upcoming fight rather than betting on it.

[virasisog]

And the gap has widen now to some sports bookies, Yarde at 6:1 underdog, previously he was 5:1 and probably there are some whales putting huge money on Beterviev for that swing on the odds.

Nevertheless, they might not be wrong though, even our community thinks that Beterviev is going to win base on our votes.

So no surprises for the odds, but at 1.09, you have to put good enough money to felt your winnings here, hehehe.

It's just like the fight of Inoue and Butler at the bantamweight where the underdog, Paul Butler has the same ratio over the heavy favorite. Only the people who have massive cash on their pockets can afford to bet in times like these because just like what you've said, you need to put a huge bet to feel the profits in return. But for the likes of us, we can only afford to watch and enjoy their upcoming fight rather than betting on it.

Yarde is obviously the underdog here but we shouldn't still feel confident because most of the time, the underdog is more determined to win. I'm thinking of betting on Yarde but would still observe about his preparations for this match. It seems like Beterbiev also wants to maintain a good record so I must say that this is another exciting match.

[Kemarit]

And the gap has widen now to some sports bookies, Yarde at 6:1 underdog, previously he was 5:1 and probably there are some whales putting huge money on Beterviev for that swing on the odds.

Nevertheless, they might not be wrong though, even our community thinks that Beterviev is going to win base on our votes.

So no surprises for the odds, but at 1.09, you have to put good enough money to felt your winnings here, hehehe.

It's just like the fight of Inoue and Butler at the bantamweight where the underdog, Paul Butler has the same ratio over the heavy favorite. Only the people who have massive cash on their pockets can afford to bet in times like these because just like what you've said, you need to put a huge bet to feel the profits in return. But for the likes of us, we can only afford to watch and enjoy their upcoming fight rather than betting on it.

Yarde is obviously the underdog here but we shouldn't still feel confident because most of the time, the underdog is more determined to win. I'm thinking of betting on Yarde but would still observe about his preparations for this match. It seems like Beterbiev also wants to maintain a good record so I must say that this is another exciting match.

Yes, not underestimating Yarde, but it will take everything for him to win this fight, and we can say that he needs to be lucky as well to hit that one punch that will knockout or knockdown Beterviev. But Arthur has a solid chin as well and has been in many wars with great fighters and still win despite being outpointed or outpunch. He just keeps on coming back and that is one trait why Beterviev is still unbeaten and perfect, because of that kind of mentality and will to win despite having some problems maybe in the beginning of his every fight.

[freedomgo]

And the gap has widen now to some sports bookies, Yarde at 6:1 underdog, previously he was 5:1 and probably there are some whales putting huge money on Beterviev for that swing on the odds.

Nevertheless, they might not be wrong though, even our community thinks that Beterviev is going to win base on our votes.

So no surprises for the odds, but at 1.09, you have to put good enough money to felt your winnings here, hehehe.

It's just like the fight of Inoue and Butler at the bantamweight where the underdog, Paul Butler has the same ratio over the heavy favorite. Only the people who have massive cash on their pockets can afford to bet in times like these because just like what you've said, you need to put a huge bet to feel the profits in return. But for the likes of us, we can only afford to watch and enjoy their upcoming fight rather than betting on it.

Yarde is obviously the underdog here but we shouldn't still feel confident because most of the time, the underdog is more determined to win. I'm thinking of betting on Yarde but would still observe about his preparations for this match. It seems like Beterbiev also wants to maintain a good record so I must say that this is another exciting match.

Yes, not underestimating Yarde, but it will take everything for him to win this fight, and we can say that he needs to be lucky as well to hit that one punch that will knockout or knockdown Beterviev. But Arthur has a solid chin as well and has been in many wars with great fighters and still win despite being outpointed or outpunch. He just keeps on coming back and that is one trait why Beterviev is still unbeaten and perfect, because of that kind of mentality and will to win despite having some problems maybe in the beginning of his every fight.

The underdog has always a chance to win despite the slim probability, a chance is still a chance as it's not yet guaranteed as long as the fight is not yet finished or started. But it's just really hard to go against the favorite this time who got an unscathed record and a flawless knockout victories, you know that it's not really simple stacking that kind of achievements in a single career. That just mean that Beterbiev is whole different monster in the ring, he's weaknesses are not yet revealed, so that will be tricky for Yarde.

[inthelongrun]

So Anthony Yarde is getting pointers and advice from the legendary multiple-champion Oleksandyr Usyk. We will see if Yarde will be able to utilize it. I watched all the 3 amateur fights between Usyk and Beterbiev a long time ago where the former has a 2-1 standing. Iirc they were all close fights and Usyk was hurt several times including getting knocked down once or twice. So Usyk may not be the perfect guy to solve the Beterbiev puzzle but at least he was able to give the heavy bomber some problems with his superior movements. But can Yarde emulate the lateral movements of Usyk or is he capable of moving for a full 12-round fight? 

Yarde Says Usyk Gave Him Advice Ahead of Beterbiev Showdown

[Ziskinberg]

So Anthony Yarde is getting pointers and advice from the legendary multiple-champion Oleksandyr Usyk. We will see if Yarde will be able to utilize it. I watched all the 3 amateur fights between Usyk and Beterbiev a long time ago where the former has a 2-1 standing. Iirc they were all close fights and Usyk was hurt several times including getting knocked down once or twice. So Usyk may not be the perfect guy to solve the Beterbiev puzzle but at least he was able to give the heavy bomber some problems with his superior movements. But can Yarde emulate the lateral movements of Usyk or is he capable of moving for a full 12-round fight? 

Yarde Says Usyk Gave Him Advice Ahead of Beterbiev Showdown

I hope that advice will help him, if I were Yarde, I would not stick completely to that advice and just have my own strategy to beat Artur Beterbiev. If Usyk is having trouble beating Artur Beterbiev, then it should not be easy for Yarde. Bettors would have a massive payout if this will turns out to be an upset win by Yarde.

[Baofeng]

So Anthony Yarde is getting pointers and advice from the legendary multiple-champion Oleksandyr Usyk. We will see if Yarde will be able to utilize it. I watched all the 3 amateur fights between Usyk and Beterbiev a long time ago where the former has a 2-1 standing. Iirc they were all close fights and Usyk was hurt several times including getting knocked down once or twice. So Usyk may not be the perfect guy to solve the Beterbiev puzzle but at least he was able to give the heavy bomber some problems with his superior movements. But can Yarde emulate the lateral movements of Usyk or is he capable of moving for a full 12-round fight?  

Yarde Says Usyk Gave Him Advice Ahead of Beterbiev Showdown

I hope that advice will help him, if I were Yarde, I would not stick completely to that advice and just have my own strategy to beat Artur Beterbiev. If Usyk is having trouble beating Artur Beterbiev, then it should not be easy for Yarde. Bettors would have a massive payout if this will turns out to be an upset win by Yarde.

Probably just a piece of advise, but hey when you are all alone in the ring with Beterviev, it might be a different story and all that advise might not work. So it's better to have your own plans and strategies with your team. Have a talk and sit down with them, review Beterviev's previous fight and try to look for some loopholes that they can exploit and they try to work it out in the gym. That's how old school boxing works, just hard grind in training and so when the time comes, Yarde will be prepared, and yeah, who knows, maybe if he pull the biggest upset of his career and someone here bet on him, it will be a big win.

[Japinat]

So Anthony Yarde is getting pointers and advice from the legendary multiple-champion Oleksandyr Usyk. We will see if Yarde will be able to utilize it. I watched all the 3 amateur fights between Usyk and Beterbiev a long time ago where the former has a 2-1 standing. Iirc they were all close fights and Usyk was hurt several times including getting knocked down once or twice. So Usyk may not be the perfect guy to solve the Beterbiev puzzle but at least he was able to give the heavy bomber some problems with his superior movements. But can Yarde emulate the lateral movements of Usyk or is he capable of moving for a full 12-round fight?  

Yarde Says Usyk Gave Him Advice Ahead of Beterbiev Showdown

I hope that advice will help him, if I were Yarde, I would not stick completely to that advice and just have my own strategy to beat Artur Beterbiev. If Usyk is having trouble beating Artur Beterbiev, then it should not be easy for Yarde. Bettors would have a massive payout if this will turns out to be an upset win by Yarde.

Probably just a piece of advise, but hey when you are all alone in the ring with Beterviev, it might be a different story and all that advise might not work. So it's better to have your own plans and strategies with your team. Have a talk and sit down with them, review Beterviev's previous fight and try to look for some loopholes that they can exploit and they try to work it out in the gym. That's how old school boxing works, just hard grind in training and so when the time comes, Yarde will be prepared, and yeah, who knows, maybe if he pull the biggest upset of his career and someone here bet on him, it will be a big win.

Yes, I'd say that Yarde should stick to the original plan that he and his camp organized because that's much better rather than listening to an advice from a boxer who haven't yet got the chance to face Beterbiev. Usyk should just wait for his turn and do the talk when it's his time rather than giving some advice that is not yet proven because up to this date, no boxer have yet revealed any weaknesses of Artur Beterbiev.

[inthelongrun]

Yes, I'd say that Yarde should stick to the original plan that he and his camp organized because that's much better rather than listening to an advice from a boxer who haven't yet got the chance to face Beterbiev. Usyk should just wait for his turn and do the talk when it's his time rather than giving some advice that is not yet proven because up to this date, no boxer have yet revealed any weaknesses of Artur Beterbiev.

Beterbiev and Usyk met 3 times mate although in the amateurs. Usyk won 2 times while Beterbiev got the other 1. But all their encounters were close and Usyk was knocked down once or twice or even thrice and he was hurt several times. It shows the superb power of Beterbiev capable of hurting Usyk who later on became the undisputed cruiserweight champion and now our heavyweight champion holding 3 belts (1 more belt away to become the first ever 2 division undisputed in the 4-belt era).

The Ukrainian is a boxing genius so personally, if I were Yarde, I will listen to Usyk's advice and impart some of it in their training. It is obvious Yarde cannot copy Usyk's movements and stamina so they just have to try implementing the possible. Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

[Pamadar]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Though most of the time experienced fighters also take this as their advantage, knowing that they
can be exposed so they will find the best counter and try to dominate using old school strategy
to work on with their opposing challenger.

[Yaunfitda]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Though most of the time experienced fighters also take this as their advantage, knowing that they
can be exposed so they will find the best counter and try to dominate using old school strategy
to work on with their opposing challenger.

The thing is that it's going to be hard to get a sparring partner similar to Beterviev's stance, so not sure how can they do that. The best thing is to really prepare 100% on this fight on the side of Yarde, no stone unturn and make the best of this training and strategy with this team.

[inthelongrun]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Yarde needs to be in his best form during this fight if he wants to handle Beterbiev. Yarde needs to have stamina enough to last for a 12-round fight because I believe the strategy is to move and fight smart in order to avoid getting hit by Beterbiev. Beterbiev is now a little slower with less strength so I guess Yarde will try to outbox, and throw counters, and if cornered he needs to hold and use his strength to avoid a close-quarter fight. 

I am rooting for Beterbiev to win so I hope that he still has enough to survive a possible early lead from Yarde who's also a big puncher. Yarde will probably get tired of running in the late rounds and Beterbiev will go for the KO.

[Kemarit]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Yarde needs to be in his best form during this fight if he wants to handle Beterbiev. Yarde needs to have stamina enough to last for a 12-round fight because I believe the strategy is to move and fight smart in order to avoid getting hit by Beterbiev. Beterbiev is now a little slower with less strength so I guess Yarde will try to outbox, and throw counters, and if cornered he needs to hold and use his strength to avoid a close-quarter fight. 

I am rooting for Beterbiev to win so I hope that he still has enough to survive a possible early lead from Yarde who's also a big puncher. Yarde will probably get tired of running in the late rounds and Beterbiev will go for the KO.

Yes, he should bring his gas tank in this fight, because Beterviev is known to have not just the punching power, but also to carry the fight if it goes to distance. But if we look at Yarde's physical and body composition, he has a lot of muscle and this could affect him in the later round if he don't know how to preserve his energy. If he doesn't want to do it, then they will have to find a way for him to breath and have a deep lung. So it's either for Yarde to go for broke early because it will be very dis-advantageous for him, as the longer it gets, the more he will gets tired. So it's going to be very hard fight and what is the perfect strategy for him.

[freedomgo]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Yarde needs to be in his best form during this fight if he wants to handle Beterbiev. Yarde needs to have stamina enough to last for a 12-round fight because I believe the strategy is to move and fight smart in order to avoid getting hit by Beterbiev. Beterbiev is now a little slower with less strength so I guess Yarde will try to outbox, and throw counters, and if cornered he needs to hold and use his strength to avoid a close-quarter fight. 

I am rooting for Beterbiev to win so I hope that he still has enough to survive a possible early lead from Yarde who's also a big puncher. Yarde will probably get tired of running in the late rounds and Beterbiev will go for the KO.

Yes, Beterbiev is quite older now as he will turn 38 years old before this month ends and compared to his prime years, he's really viewed as an unstoppable monster and a threat to the whole light-heavyweight division. But now, Yarde might be able to handle the older King Kong if he got a smart plan about it but if doesn't got any then it's safe to assume that Yarde will be adding a KO loss in his record. And going for a head-on collision with Artur is just a bad idea if that's his plan, that seriously won't work as his defense won't be hanging for long with him.

[LUCKMCFLY]

So Anthony Yarde is getting pointers and advice from the legendary multiple-champion Oleksandyr Usyk. We will see if Yarde will be able to utilize it. I watched all the 3 amateur fights between Usyk and Beterbiev a long time ago where the former has a 2-1 standing. Iirc they were all close fights and Usyk was hurt several times including getting knocked down once or twice. So Usyk may not be the perfect guy to solve the Beterbiev puzzle but at least he was able to give the heavy bomber some problems with his superior movements. But can Yarde emulate the lateral movements of Usyk or is he capable of moving for a full 12-round fight? 

Yarde Says Usyk Gave Him Advice Ahead of Beterbiev Showdown

I hope that advice will help him, if I were Yarde, I would not stick completely to that advice and just have my own strategy to beat Artur Beterbiev. If Usyk is having trouble beating Artur Beterbiev, then it should not be easy for Yarde. Bettors would have a massive payout if this will turns out to be an upset win by Yarde.

I'm just saying something, if someone like Usyk gives Yarde advice, that's something very good and also privileged, as far as I'm concerned receiving advice from legends is something that is quite important, I don't know, but Beterbiev is a very good fighter. big and has a lot of technique and strategies to the maximum, that is something that can happen, according to what I have seen Beterbiev is a fighter who sometimes when he fights is seen as very violent, almost as if he lost control, so I think that for Usyk's advice can go there, of course this is something that I personally speculate about what could happen, however I know that it will give you advice much further.

Beterbiev working like a Trojan in preparation for Yarde

WBC, WBO and IBF light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev (18-0, 18 KOs) will defend his titles against Anthony Yarde (23-2, 22 KOs) on Saturday, January 28 at Wembley’s OVO Arena. in London.

Yarde, 31, says he has grown and improved as a fighter, since he lost to Sergey Kovalev and Lyndon Arthur and sees Beterbiev, 37, as an opponent he can defeat.

Source: https://wbcboxing.com/en/beterbiev-working-like-a-trojan-in-preparation-for-yarde/

[Pamadar]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Yarde needs to be in his best form during this fight if he wants to handle Beterbiev. Yarde needs to have stamina enough to last for a 12-round fight because I believe the strategy is to move and fight smart in order to avoid getting hit by Beterbiev. Beterbiev is now a little slower with less strength so I guess Yarde will try to outbox, and throw counters, and if cornered he needs to hold and use his strength to avoid a close-quarter fight. 

I am rooting for Beterbiev to win so I hope that he still has enough to survive a possible early lead from Yarde who's also a big puncher. Yarde will probably get tired of running in the late rounds and Beterbiev will go for the KO.

Yes, he should bring his gas tank in this fight, because Beterviev is known to have not just the punching power, but also to carry the fight if it goes to distance. But if we look at Yarde's physical and body composition, he has a lot of muscle and this could affect him in the later round if he don't know how to preserve his energy. If he doesn't want to do it, then they will have to find a way for him to breath and have a deep lung. So it's either for Yarde to go for broke early because it will be very dis-advantageous for him, as the longer it gets, the more he will gets tired. So it's going to be very hard fight and what is the perfect strategy for him.

If he will be engaged to a toe-to-toe exchange of punches, then he needed to work well with his stamina. If he survives with that encounter, the next few rounds will be tough for him.

like what you mentioned, Beterviev is not just a heavy puncher but also capable to stand till the last round,
and Yarde needs to work on it to make sure that he also has that stamina to fight, else, Beterviev will take
this fight from him.

[Baofeng]

Beterbiev is older anyways, so the strength and reflexes aren't the same as the previous years. 

Yarde's camp needs to work on this one. If they can find the best strategy to take this little advantage against Beterbiev, then he might have to get an opportunity to take down his opponent.

Definitely, if they can find some loophole on Beterviev then good, take that advantage, maybe the way he throw his punch or his defensive stance that they can counter and who knows, maybe he can pull an upset.

Yarde needs to be in his best form during this fight if he wants to handle Beterbiev. Yarde needs to have stamina enough to last for a 12-round fight because I believe the strategy is to move and fight smart in order to avoid getting hit by Beterbiev. Beterbiev is now a little slower with less strength so I guess Yarde will try to outbox, and throw counters, and if cornered he needs to hold and use his strength to avoid a close-quarter fight. 

I am rooting for Beterbiev to win so I hope that he still has enough to survive a possible early lead from Yarde who's also a big puncher. Yarde will probably get tired of running in the late rounds and Beterbiev will go for the KO.

Yes, he should bring his gas tank in this fight, because Beterviev is known to have not just the punching power, but also to carry the fight if it goes to distance. But if we look at Yarde's physical and body composition, he has a lot of muscle and this could affect him in the later round if he don't know how to preserve his energy. If he doesn't want to do it, then they will have to find a way for him to breath and have a deep lung. So it's either for Yarde to go for broke early because it will be very dis-advantageous for him, as the longer it gets, the more he will gets tired. So it's going to be very hard fight and what is the perfect strategy for him.

If he will be engaged to a toe-to-toe exchange of punches, then he needed to work well with his stamina. If he survives with that encounter, the next few rounds will be tough for him.

like what you mentioned, Beterviev is not just a heavy puncher but also capable to stand till the last round,
and Yarde needs to work on it to make sure that he also has that stamina to fight, else, Beterviev will take
this fight from him.

Dangerous for Yarde to stand toe to toe and exchange with Beterviev, and I don't think he will do that. Look at Butler when he face Inoue, we thought that he will go after Inoue in first couple of round but he folded.

So I think Yarde is smart to do that, he will really need to have a lot of stamina and hopefully he will not be caught with Beterviev power punches. Otherwise it will be over and this fight is not going to distance. Just probably maintain his distance and play defense throughout the fight, although this is also very hard to do as well.