Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 03:27
by DrDuke
Bivol is like a machine. Just doing his job methodically and effectively. I'm starting to think, that he is unbeatable now at this weight.
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 04:06
by high tower 1
veriton wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 19:24
Loved that card and watched the whole thing. The womens boxing was the expected joke but otherwise well worth the DAZN subscription
I still laugh at the thought of whyte pulling out of the wallin fight and all the punters having to watch Cameron headline at the o2. You’d be devastated
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 21:17
yarde was pretty handily outboxed with kov's jab alone for all but 2 rounds of their fight, eventually ko'd by it, he would do nothing vs bivol
I think Yarde will be more game than Zurdo. He ain't outboxing Bivol, and I think he knows that his only chance is to go for it.
he spent the first 6 rounds of the kov fight doing absolutely nothing, had a big burst, then shut down immediately again
he spent the first arthur fight doing nothing
vs someone of bivol's level, i dont have tons of confidence he'll deliver the aggression once he's finding it hard to track him down and land. more likely he's get another reality check on the difference between world class and his usual victims
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
veriton wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 19:24
Loved that card and watched the whole thing. The womens boxing was the expected joke but otherwise well worth the DAZN subscription
I still laugh at the thought of whyte pulling out of the wallin fight and all the punters having to watch Cameron headline at the o2. You’d be devastated
I was looking forward to the fight beforehand thought it would be a decent scrap but yet again it was pretty awful. Glad Cameron won thou. hope she got house deposit money, but in reality probably got enough to buy a new Corsa.
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 21:17
yarde was pretty handily outboxed with kov's jab alone for all but 2 rounds of their fight, eventually ko'd by it, he would do nothing vs bivol
I think Yarde will be more game than Zurdo. He ain't outboxing Bivol, and I think he knows that his only chance is to go for it.
he spent the first 6 rounds of the kov fight doing absolutely nothing, had a big burst, then shut down immediately again
he spent the first arthur fight doing nothing
vs someone of bivol's level, i dont have tons of confidence he'll deliver the aggression once he's finding it hard to track him down and land. more likely he's get another reality check on the difference between world class and his usual victims
and some ppl after will say ‘he just needed to let his hands go more, why didn’t he work the body’ etc etc
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
coneye wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 18:50
Its official Bivol is my new favoriyte boxer,, that footwork is a joy to behold , too many he may be boring too me he,s a absolute master , the way he controls the distance , and puts his opponent of balance unable to commit with great distancing and just moving to a slight angle is perfection , he,bs for the purist but by christ he,s good , for the record Ra mirez is proba bly a lot better than that if he did,nt meet a master ,, Rameriz will be too big for Canelo , Bivol new nickname , the mexican slayer , there styles are taylor made for his footwork
Now that Lomachenko is slowing down, I would argue Bivol has the best footwork in boxing today.
It was a joy to watch.
I would agree
Usyk just saying hello here
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 07:06
by Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
I think Yarde will be more game than Zurdo. He ain't outboxing Bivol, and I think he knows that his only chance is to go for it.
he spent the first 6 rounds of the kov fight doing absolutely nothing, had a big burst, then shut down immediately again
he spent the first arthur fight doing nothing
vs someone of bivol's level, i dont have tons of confidence he'll deliver the aggression once he's finding it hard to track him down and land. more likely he's get another reality check on the difference between world class and his usual victims
and some ppl after will say ‘he just needed to let his hands go more, why didn’t he work the body’ etc etc
What's even worse about this situation is that everyone knew Yarde's lack of competition would maybe hinder him going into the Kovalev fight which may or may no not be true but still no lessons learned going into the supposed Beterbiev fight, a decent KO in the Arthur rematch but inactivity and poor foes again in the lead up
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
he spent the first 6 rounds of the kov fight doing absolutely nothing, had a big burst, then shut down immediately again
he spent the first arthur fight doing nothing
vs someone of bivol's level, i dont have tons of confidence he'll deliver the aggression once he's finding it hard to track him down and land. more likely he's get another reality check on the difference between world class and his usual victims
and some ppl after will say ‘he just needed to let his hands go more, why didn’t he work the body’ etc etc
What's even worse about this situation is that everyone knew Yarde's lack of competition would maybe hinder him going into the Kovalev fight which may or may no not be true but still no lessons learned going into the supposed Beterbiev fight, a decent KO in the Arthur rematch but inactivity and poor foes again in the lead up
Yeah - I’d say Arthur is commonwealth/British title level and that’s his best win. Yarde may have the ability to win a world title but the lack of quality opposition to learn from and a corner team who think they know best about everything won’t help him achieve it.
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
and some ppl after will say ‘he just needed to let his hands go more, why didn’t he work the body’ etc etc
What's even worse about this situation is that everyone knew Yarde's lack of competition would maybe hinder him going into the Kovalev fight which may or may no not be true but still no lessons learned going into the supposed Beterbiev fight, a decent KO in the Arthur rematch but inactivity and poor foes again in the lead up
Yeah - I’d say Arthur is commonwealth/British title level and that’s his best win. Yarde may have the ability to win a world title but the lack of quality opposition to learn from and a corner team who think they know best about everything won’t help him achieve it.
Yeh there's a reason why fighters need to be built smartly and competitively , Tunde just devoted to Yarde picking up a title so he can justify his obnoxious attitude which has hampered Yarde's career, the fighters far from blameless, he had to make some bold decisions and looks like he hasn't Warren has admitted more than once that Tunde has turned down fights, grifters the pair of them really, shame as I like Yarde and can understand the loyalty to Tunde but he's more than justified to leave for the several better trainers out there, here and America but he hasn't looked out for number 1 unless he's equally as delusional as Tunde
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Nov 2022, 10:47
What's even worse about this situation is that everyone knew Yarde's lack of competition would maybe hinder him going into the Kovalev fight which may or may no not be true but still no lessons learned going into the supposed Beterbiev fight, a decent KO in the Arthur rematch but inactivity and poor foes again in the lead up
Yeah - I’d say Arthur is commonwealth/British title level and that’s his best win. Yarde may have the ability to win a world title but the lack of quality opposition to learn from and a corner team who think they know best about everything won’t help him achieve it.
Yeh there's a reason why fighters need to be built smartly and competitively , Tunde just devoted to Yarde picking up a title so he can justify his obnoxious attitude which has hampered Yarde's career, the fighters far from blameless, he had to make some bold decisions and looks like he hasn't Warren has admitted more than once that Tunde has turned down fights, grifters the pair of them really, shame as I like Yarde and can understand the loyalty to Tunde but he's more than justified to leave for the several better trainers out there, here and America but he hasn't looked out for number 1 unless he's equally as delusional as Tunde
Fully agree.
I also like Yarde but when he fought Arthur (who I was pretty indifferent too) for the first time I found myself wanting the decision to go to Arthur purely to spite Tunde for what he says out of the ring and for how his corner work was in the fight.
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 14:57
by Twinkle Toes
Yarde is probably set for life, he earnt very well from Kovalev. Whatever he does from here is a bonus.
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 06 Nov 2022, 15:15
by cormack
there was some really poor input from zurdos trainer in the corner trying to hype up his impact on the fight - falsely giving some impression of success - he needs the sack .
Imperious performance by Bivol almost Usykesque !
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
Posted: 09 Nov 2022, 09:35
by Ruthless-RKO
Re: Round-by-Round: Dmitry Bivol vs. Gilberto Ramirez | DAZN - 5 November 2022
and some ppl after will say ‘he just needed to let his hands go more, why didn’t he work the body’ etc etc