To Charles Blanc:<\/strong> Blue-collar fighter Anthony Yade defeats undefeated IBF, WBC and WBO light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev (18-0, 18 KOs) on January 28 at the Ovo Arena in London, England. By defeating it, it tries to make the impossible possible.<\/p>\n Some say the 31-year-old Yard is doing little to earn a title shot against the talented Beterbiev, much like Lyndon Arthur beat Beterbiev in 2020. To Lyndon.<\/p>\n Yard has never beaten anyone who pops out and says, “He’s evaluating a world title shot against Beterbiev,” but here he has a chance to fight for champion IBF, WBC and WBO 175-pound straps. is getting January 28th.<\/p>\n in addition, Yard gains hometown advantage<\/strong> Not in Montreal, Canada, Beterbiev’s adopted home, but in London, England, at the battle.<\/p>\n Most, if not all, boxing fans will associate this fight with undefeated knockout artist Beterbiev and the severely flawed yardage (23-2 , 22 KO) are waiting to happen. In 2019, he was knocked out by the heavily faded WBO Light Heavyweight Champion Sergey Kovalev.<\/p>\n “You mentioned Anthony Yard and Artur Beterbiev on January 28. A massive coup to get Beterbiev here to fight Yards and a big opportunity for Anthony Yard,” said Gareth A. Davis told Pitchboxing.<\/p>\n “Anthony is a big puncher and a good boxer,” promoter Frank Warren said of WBO mandatory Anthony Yard. \u201cBeterbiev is a great fighter. He has three belts. I think he fought Callum Johnson two years ago and Johnson floored him. .<\/p>\n![\"YouTube](\"https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/q6uJ35V5c6M\/hqdefault.jpg\")
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