Artur Beterbiev

Briton makes brave effort against undefeated champion · WBC, IBF and WBO light-heavyweight titles on the line.

“Anthony did [punch hard]. Anthony is 31, he’s young. But I feel good.

Dans un face-à-face qui avait parfois des allures de bagarre de rue, Artur Beterbiev a battu le Britannique Anthony Yarde par K.-O. technique au huitième ...

Le Russe possède la ceinture WBA, le seul titre majeur échappant à Beterbiev chez les 175 lb. Plus agressif qu’à la normale, Le protégé de Marc Ramsaya a brassé dès les premiers instants son adversaire, qui n’a pas paru intimidé. C’est finalement le coin du Britannique qui a demandé l’arrêt du combat.té mise de côté dès la cloche. technique au huitième round à Londres pour conserver ses ceintures IBF (septième défense de titre), WBC et WBO des mi-lourds. Ces derniers croiseront le fer le 16 mars, à la Place Bell de Laval. Beterbiev est finalement venu à bout de lui au milieu du huitième round, l'envoyant au tapis.

Unified light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev stopped Anthony Yarde in the eighth round Saturday night to remain improve to 19-0 with 19 straight ...

A few months later, Russia invaded Ukraine and Dalakian was left with a long wait to resume his career. Beterbiev opened up in the second round when he backed Yarde into a corner, landing with a series of right hands. Later in the fourth, Yarde walked into a big right hand but showed no signs of being dazed by the hammer blow. But once again Yarde showed great durability and he ended the round on top, uncorking two brilliant uppercuts. I hope he does well in the future." In the fifth, Beterbiev landed a left hand as Yarde stepped into range, but later in the round Yarde stunned the champion with a right to the temple and the round finished in a toe-to-toe slugfest.

Non sans difficulté, Artur Beterbiev a poursuivi son impressionnante séquence de 19 victoires par K.-O. en arrêtant le Britannique Anthony Yarde au huitième ...

Dalakian, qui s’entraîne toujours à Kyiv, s’est imposé par décision unanime à l’issue des 12 rounds pour conserver sa ceinture mondiale de la WBA des poids mouches. Maderna, battu par Beterbiev au Centre Bell en 2016, met donc la main sur la ceinture vacante du WBC international. Mené par l’entraîneur Marc Ramsay, qui l’avait prévenu de ne pas trop échanger à l’issue du quatrième round, le clan québécois du boxeur est ensuite venu entourer le Russe d’origine. technique, Beterbiev (19-0) s’est laissé choir sur les genoux pour savourer cette 19e victoire obtenue de haute lutte. Coupé à l’œil droit plus tôt dans l’affrontement, le Britannique est tombé à genoux. Un second a suivi quelques secondes plus tard.

Le combat a été très dur. Anthony Yarde était bien préparé. Il a livré des rounds serrés tout au long d'un combat acharné.

Il faisait allusion en particulier au combat d’Artur Beterbiev contre Marcus Browne au Centre Bell le 7 décembre 2021: «Par contre Marc Ramsay est proche de Camille Estephan et nous avons une entente avec EOTTM pour Arslanbek Makhmudov et Simon Kean. Soit Eye of The Tiger Management, soit le GYM: «Nous avons un précédent avec ce promoteur», de dire Moretti. Artur le cognait d’aplomb et il avait le cœur de revenir en contre-attaque. Le combat a été âprement disputé dans un OVO Arena de Wembley au maximum de sa capacité. Mais plus le combat avançait et plus Anthony Yarde boxait la bouche ouverte. LONDRES – Le combat a été très dur.

The fearsome Artur Beterbiev turns back the challenge of Britain's Anthony Yarde and retains the light heavyweight championship for the seventh time.

Itauma bossed the action at times, particularly on the inside, but he was too open and paid the price. The official time was 1:04. Southpaw Itauma put his brother’s defeat earlier in the evening to the back of his mind and blasted out the visitor with two big left hands. Unbeaten southpaw Tommy Fletcher extended his unbeaten streak to 4-0 (3 KOs) by scoring a six-round decision over the super-durable journeyman Darryl Sharp at cruiserweight. The champion follows to a mixed reception and wears the look of a man who has been there and done it... Round 1: Beterbiev claims ring centre and puts the challenger on the back foot. Yarde nails the champion with a sharp left hand and a huge right rocks the Canadian-based Russian. Round 3: While the action is competitive, Beterbiev is applying so much pressure with his feet. Beterbiev evens the score by hurting the challenger with a punishing burst in the closing seconds. Yarde has momentum and landed the better punches in the session. Round 8: A pair of brutal Beterbiev right hands smash Yarde to the canvas midway through the round. The Londoner is on his knees and dazed.

Yarde hurt Beterbiev in an astonishing fifth round, but was then pulled out of the fight in eighth after being knocked down by a powerful right hand. Russian ...

"Everyone in this division can punch and Anthony can too. Karol was a big favourite in a fight for the WBC international light-heavyweight title, but gave off warnings of a potential off night in the works from the first round as he was continually tagged by rights from Maderna. Yarde appeared on the verge of going down, but stayed on his feet and eventually was able to escape and see out the round. Yarde poured forward in a bid to end the fight but Beterbiev fought back in kind and unleashed a flurry of punches, leaving his rival swaying on his feet as the bell arrived. Yarde was then forced to fight his way out of the corner after Beterbiev did magnificently to close the distance, a feat he achieved throughout the fight. Yarde hurt Beterbiev in an astonishing fifth round, but was then pulled out of the fight in the eighth after being knocked down by a powerful right hand.

Le Montréalais d'origine russe Artur Beterbiev conserve ses trois ceintures de champion du monde des poids mi-lourds grâce à une victoire par K.-O.

Beterbiev défendait ses ceintures des mi-lourds de l'International Boxing Federation (IBF), du World Boxing Council (WBC) et de la World Boxing Organization (WBO). Le Montréalais d'origine russe Artur Beterbiev conserve ses trois ceintures de champion du monde des poids mi-lourds grâce à une victoire par K.-O. Beterbiev l’emporte par TKO face à Yarde et conserve ses trois ceintures

Beterbiev battled past a game challenger in London to maintain his perfect 19-0 mark with 19 knockouts.

Beterbiev addressed the fight as one he wanted in his post-fight interview. As Beterbiev came in for the finish, Yarde's corner stood on the canvas and called for the fight to be stopped, awarding Beterbiev a hard-fought TKO victory in a fantastic bout. By the fourth round, Yarde looked as though fatigue was beginning to set in, a troubling sign for the Englishman, who lost his first world championship opportunity when he ran out of gas against Sergey Kovalev in 2019.

Accoudé au câble, Anthony Yarde a regardé vers son coin, l'air de dire qu'il n'avait plus trop envie de retourner au combat.

» Dalakian, qui s’entraîne toujours à Kyiv, s’est imposé par décision unanime à l’issue des 12 rounds pour conserver sa ceinture mondiale de la WBA des poids mouches. « Maintenant, j’ai de bons souvenirs de Londres. « Avec la qualité des adversaires qu’il a eus dans sa carrière, ces 19 K.-O. Il a laissé croire à Yarde qu’il avait des chances avant de surgir au bon moment et de le briser. « Il faut considérer qu’il y avait 20 000 spectateurs qui criaient quand Yarde frappait », a souligné celui qui analysait le combat sur RDS 2. Il a du temps. pour la troisième fois de sa carrière. Un peu comme il l’avait fait contre Joe Smith fils au Madison Square Garden l’an dernier, où le coach de l’Américain avait égalementjeté l’éponge. Durant la pause, l’entraîneur Marc Ramsay a enjoint à Beterbiev de jouer de prudence : « Tu n’as pas besoin d’échanger autant que ça ; tu n’as besoin que de le contrôler en ce moment. Pendant les trois premiers rounds assez serrés, chacune des frappes de Yarde qui touchait la cible était accueillie par une salve d’approbation. Beterbiev s’est laissé choir sur les genoux, savourant ainsi sa 19e victoire et son 19e K.-O., une séquence inédite dans la boxe actuelle à ce niveau.

The fearsome Artur Beterbiev turns back the challenge of Britain's Anthony Yarde and retains the light heavyweight championship for the seventh time.

Itauma bossed the action at times, particularly on the inside, but he was too open and paid the price. The official time was 1:04. Southpaw Itauma put his brother’s defeat earlier in the evening to the back of his mind and blasted out the visitor with two big left hands. Unbeaten southpaw Tommy Fletcher extended his unbeaten streak to 4-0 (3 KOs) by scoring a six-round decision over the super-durable journeyman Darryl Sharp at cruiserweight. The champion follows to a mixed reception and wears the look of a man who has been there and done it... Round 1: Beterbiev claims ring centre and puts the challenger on the back foot. Yarde nails the champion with a sharp left hand and a huge right rocks the Canadian-based Russian. Round 3: While the action is competitive, Beterbiev is applying so much pressure with his feet. Beterbiev evens the score by hurting the challenger with a punishing burst in the closing seconds. Yarde has momentum and landed the better punches in the session. Round 8: A pair of brutal Beterbiev right hands smash Yarde to the canvas midway through the round. The Londoner is on his knees and dazed.

Artur Beterbiev overcame a mini-crisis to retain his world light-heavyweight titles against a spirited Anthony Yarde at London's Wembley Arena.

Dalakian did just enough to stay in front and steal rounds, and that was enough to give him the verdict. Tommy Fletcher hear the final bell for the first time as a pro as he was frustrated by Daryl Sharp. Itauma is seen as the future of the division and he provided evidence of that with a very impressive win here.

Saturday night features a premier boxing match between Artur Beterbiev and Anthony Yarde, and our experts have a Beterbiev vs. Yarde prediction.

Yarde is a big-hitter too, and 41 of these fighters’ combined 42 victories have come by stoppage. The fight going under 6.5 rounds comes with a -125 price, and it’s with -105 odds that the contest goes over that mark. The Russian-born boxer is the heavy favorite, with the British fighter available at +500. Yarde prediction is to take Yarde at +500 odds at Yarde previously challenged for a world title when taking on Sergey Kovalev in 2019, but the Beast from the East came up short. The Russian-born banger has stopped all his previous 18 opponents and the 38-year-old is a three-belt world light-heavyweight champion. The Russian-born banger has had only three fights since 2019 and it’s been seven months since he last stepped into the ring. If Beterbiev performs at that level in London, then it’s going to be an extremely difficult night for Yarde. Callum Johnson dropped the Dagestan man in 2018 and that perhaps shattered Beterbiev’s air of invincibility. Beterbiev looked like a beast himself when dispatching WBO light-heavyweight champion Joe Smith Jr. The Russian-born fighter has a perfect record of 18 wins from 18 contests, and all those victories have come by stoppage. Anthony Yarde gets a second shot at a world title when he challenges unified light-heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev at Wembley Arena on Saturday night.

Artur Beterbiev looks to keep his perfect knockout streak alive in London today. He faces off against Anthony Yarde, a dangerous puncher in his own right, ...

Then a big uppercut, and backs Beterbiev off again! And he backs to Beterbiev on the ropes! Beterbiev trying to counter, and turns Yarde into the corner. Nope, Beterbiev has started fast and Yarde os wobbling. As Beterbiev jabs, Yarde throws over the top. Round 3: Beterbiev trying to jab Yarde into the corner, and does. Beterbiev lands a jab but countered with a left hook, then another! The pace slows down in the middle of the round, and a nice jab and shots to the body back Beterbiev off briefly. And Yarde catches Beterbiev with a check left hook! Round 5: Good bodyshot to open the round by Yarde, then Beterbiev jabs back and Yarde’s mouthpiece comes out. Then Beterbiev lands a decent overhand, but Yarde matadors him again. Round 2: Beterbiev opens by upping the pressure, but Yarde pushing him back with shots.

Stops British challenger Anthony Yarde in eighth round in London in WBC, IBF and WBO unification bout.

Head to our [sports betting section](https://montrealgazette.com/category/sports/sports-betting) for news and odds. “I think this job would be more present than another one,” Beterbiev said. It would be a legacy fight, an additional title undoubtedly motivating Beterbiev. Yarde appeared to catch his second wind in the seventh, landing a right hand to Beterbiev’s chin. Yarde lost his mouthpiece a second time early in the fifth and was warned by referee Gray. And Yarde clearly was growing fatigued, his mouth open, before getting tagged with a right. Yarde scored with a double left hook and two uppercuts in the second round, but Beterbiev landed an overhand right and stiff jab. He depends on timing and positioning. While Beterbiev never was in serious jeopardy, Yarde provided ample opposition. Yarde, blood streaming from a cut below his right eye, was on all fours before finally arising as referee Steve Gray reached the count of nine. Beterbiev remains boxing’s only champion who has stopped each of his adversaries. Article content

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Yarde était l'aspirant numéro 1 à la WBO, et aspirant numéro 3 au WBC et à l'IBF. Beterbiev défendait ses ceintures des mi-lourds de l'International Boxing Federation (IBF), du World Boxing Council (WBC) et de la World Boxing Organization (WBO). Il a aussi connu quelques bons moments, entre autres lors du cinquième round, au grand plaisir de ses partisans.

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The capacity to take a punch is not problematic — the organic resistance was problematic for him. Boxing fans will now hope the least simple part of the sport — matchmaking amid promotional politics — can follow Beterbiev's lead in cutting straight to the good stuff. In this fight, also in the Kovalev fight, he showed he's able to have a good chin, he's able to take a good punch. The coach has to feel his fighter, when to stop. Artur was able to be patient and at one point we know we're going to catch him." Beterbiev himself refused to comment on Smith, with the focus of the champion and trainer Marc Ramsay being on the good night's work they had just overseen. Unless WBA title-holder Bivol was to make a similar choice, some of the lustre would be lost. Yarde elevated himself in defeat thanks to a bold display which puts him in the conversation for further marquee main events, but Beterbiev was simply on another level. It's one of the biggest fights in the sport. As Moretti mentions, Bivol's plans for a rematch with Canelo — be it at light-heavyweight once again, or for the Mexican's undisputed super-middleweight crown — is certainly a stumbling block. Yarde proved to be a worthy challenger, showing incredible heart to match a few very bright moments in which he had Beterbiev clearly hurt, especially after being cut in the sixth. Beterbiev had both, though, with his vicious bursts in the corners in particular being truly felt at ringside.