“Just hard punches, but, you know, is he this monstrous puncher that everyone describes? No, not monster punches, of course. You know, when I’m preparing against somebody, I try to give him more credit than he is. I’m trying to think that I’m fighting against some Superman, but when you’re going into the ring, you start fighting, it’s easier because you can see it’s just a human.”
That may surprise some, from Bivol, but he’s that good a fighter where he didn’t allow Beterbiev to use his power as much as he would have liked to.
Of course Beterbiev will have different goals in that aspect of the big contest this weekend.
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