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    #21
    I honestly think the key factor in this fight is whether or not Gvozdyk decides to use his movement and range effectively by throwing lots of feints and rabbit punches mixed in with some sneaky hard straight rights to keep Beterbiev off of him, he needs a real assorted bag of punches. Gvozdyk isn't what I'd call 'chinny', nor would I say he is especially weak to the body, but Beterbiev has power to stop anyone at LHW by targeting the head or body.

    Look at Usyk's fight against Gassiev. Lots of movement, in and out, and relentless pressure kept Gassiev off of him and didn't allow him to settle - Usyk forced him over and over again to reset and it frustrated him and he just walked forward like a zombie all night.

    Throwing 500 punches - 200 feints, 250 rabbit punches with only 50 power punches is better than just throwing 100 punches that are all power punches. Being hit with 10 punches in the space of 3 seconds that are all of varying power between a graze and a powerful straight is very discombobulating. One second you're being tickled, all of a sudden you get a massive WHACK and then you're back to being tickled and prodded again. Constant pressure and movement from Gvozdyk is the key imo.

    Most anticipated fight of the year, if Beterbiev wins I really hope Kovalev beats Canelo so we can finally see Kova/Beterbiev. God knows Canelo wants nothing to do with Beterbiev, he is a much bigger and stronger fighter than GGG who he lost to already.

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      #22
      Originally posted by CasperUK View Post
      Johnson was also a big puncher and also had excellent short range power.

      Gvozdyk fights taller and needs more space to generate his power. If this is a close-up brawl then Beterbiev will really hurt him. If OG can keep his distance he can UD and maybe catch AB.
      ... that's the dilemma in this fight: will be Gvozdyk capable to stay at the distance and keep Beterbiev off him?...

      (an "organized" German -- i.e. Koelling -- managed to resist nearly 12 rounds vs Beterbiev)...

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        #23
        Gvozdyk by UD. Beter definitely is a KO artist with crazy power in his gloves so Gvozdyk should bet everything on the footwork and outpoint Beter without getting into scraps with him

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          #24
          Originally posted by MDPopescu View Post
          ... that's the dilemma in this fight: will be Gvozdyk capable to stay at the distance and keep Beterbiev off him?...

          (an "organized" German -- i.e. Koelling -- managed to resist nearly 12 rounds vs Beterbiev)...
          I doubt Gvozdyk will go full Koelling and put his gloves up all night just trying to weather the storm...

          And you're right... Gvozdyk will try to stay at distance and jab the s-h-i-t out of Beterbiev as long as he can... Beterbiev knows it too... The clue will be to get inside early and show what's coming...

          I don't believe Gvozdyk or anyone can live through what's coming when Beterbiev finds his range and start to work...

          Because work there will be... Around 1000 throws in 12 rounds and a 30%+ connect ratio is what's awaiting for Gvozdyk, most of them painful power shots in combo from short range... Nowhere to hide, no escape... Nobody wants to suffer that really...

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            #25
            Originally posted by Squ□redCircle34 View Post
            Ahh at last the fight we’ve been waiting for!
            Me too, I'm really looking forward to this match up. If Beterbiev's boxing skills have NOT been underestimated, I think Gvozdyk takes it, UD.

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              #26
              Originally posted by MDPopescu
              ... that's the dilemma in this fight: will be Gvozdyk capable to stay at the distance and keep Beterbiev off him?...
              Originally posted by Superbee View Post
              I doubt Gvozdyk will go full Koelling and put his gloves up all night just trying to weather the storm...

              And you're right... Gvozdyk will try to stay at distance and jab the s-h-i-t out of Beterbiev as long as he can... Beterbiev knows it too... The clue will be to get inside early and show what's coming...

              I don't believe Gvozdyk or anyone can live through what's coming when Beterbiev finds his range and start to work...

              Because work there will be... Around 1000 throws in 12 rounds and a 30%+ connect ratio is what's awaiting for Gvozdyk, most of them painful power shots in combo from short range... Nowhere to hide, no escape... Nobody wants to suffer that really...
              As I said earlier: Gvozdyk head/body movement isn't that famous, tbh...

              ... now see how Beterbiev vs Usyk looked like at 200 lb (91 kg):

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