Comments Thread For: Team Beterbiev Praises Yarde: This Guy Was More Resistant Than All of Beterbiev's Past Opponents
Not even members from Artur Beterbiev's own team were going to be tight-lipped when it came to Anthony Yarde's ambitious efforts last Saturday night in London.
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Upon rewatch and by my own estimation, Beterbiev was never in any real danger and was comfortably ahead on points. Those judges were looking to rob him. Yarde was durable, but there are levels.
Upon rewatch and by my own estimation, Beterbiev was never in any real danger and was comfortably ahead on points. Those judges were looking to rob him. Yarde was durable, but there are levels.
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Don't think Beterbiev was comfortably ahead, I thought every round was close. Problems for Yarde were Beterbiev's granite chin, his great command of distance & that he just kept carrying the fight along at a quicker pace than Yarde would've wanted. If Yarde can lay off the weights & come in a bit less heavy muscled then that will aid his stamina in future.
I have no real problem with Yarde being ahead at the time of the KO. Yarde was a little quicker to the punch in most rounds, and Beterbiev was wide open defensively. Maybe the loosest I have ever seen him.
I do think even if Yarde had not been KO'd, Beterbiev would have won. He was commanding the ring, and had truly figured out Yarde's timing. He was steering Yarde into the corner and into the ropes consistently, nailing 2-4 combo's on him. Yarde came in ready to go and really tested Beterbiev. If nothing else, it will show his team that Beterbiev needs some work ahaed of a possible unification match.
Yes, I didn’t expect the writer to continually misspell Anber’s last name. I don’t think he even knew anything about Russ Anber, judging from how he spelled his name wrong, over and over again.
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