Bivol’s fear of pain: The real reason she lost to Beterbiev?

Dmitry Bivol downgrades the power of Artur Beterbiev, saying it was no more difficult than some of the other fighters he faced during his career. Bivol (23-1, 12 kos) says Beterbiev (21-0, 20 kos) is not loaded on his shots and focuses only on landing.

Former WBA Bivol heavyweight champion, 34, was clearly annoyed by the unstoppable pressure that consolidated champion Beterbiev put him in their first match on October 12. His pressure and fear of Beterbiev broke him. He refused to stand and fight.

Apostrophe

Bivol is a fighter who Hates the hit And he will get out of his way to avoid shooting. That is why he fought against Lyndon Arthur after falling and so did he in his fight against Beterbiev. Runs when it attacks.

It will probably happen again on Saturday. Dmitry has skills but does not have the cruelty to withstand the pain. This is the difference between Beterbiev. The latter is willing to take footage to deliver his own, but Bivol will not. Will run to escape the flame. We see it in the war. The soldiers go to the battlefield and retreat when they start taking a shell or take rounds from the enemy.

The courageous people follow their commands to attack. Bivol showed in his first fight that he is the type of soldier who is leaving when he is in attack, so he lost. It has not been built for war in the way Beterbiev is. Bivol is the worst type of soldier because he will not continue to come to fight.

Mental fragility

The spiritual material is not there for battle, so it will run again when Beterbiev gets rid of it. It doesn’t matter if his plans are not as strong as those of other fighters. The pressure floods his opponents and broke Bivol mentally the last time.

“He didn’t feel heavier than other boxers. I remember the first time I was hit by a right hand, and it wasn’t nice, of course, when you get perforation,” Dmitry Bivol said The ringrevealing that the power of Artur Beterbiev is not as good as he thought before and not better than some of the other fighters he fought.

“He is strong (Beterbiev’s fists), but not stronger than anyone else I thought he had heavy punches such as (Jean) Pascal or Joe Smith. He does not make too many efforts to reach his power. He simply throws fists and is harsh.” Bivol said.