So my YouTube people, this marks another dominant performance from the unstoppable force of nature Mr Artur Beterbiev. His opponent Tavoris Cloud was a former world champion and previously had only lost to Adonis Stevenson and Bernard Hopkins

Rather than Beterbiev demonstrating one-punch KO power, which I am sure he probably has within his arsenal, he seems to operate in a manner that shows he wants to overwhelm his opponent with sheer brute force.

When you examine his fights you can see that Beterbiev isn't relying on one punch to take his opponents out. Instead, he's trying to land multiple thudding and concussive forceful punches to subdue them; just like a juggernaut.

I bring this up because in training Beterbiev lifts heavy weights, and this seems to go against the grain in boxing because many coaches believe it will slow the boxer down.

Beterbiev's success with his current training methods perhaps reshapes how we need to look at training in boxing.

This highlights the difference between a power puncher like Deontay Wilder or Julian Jackson and a more forceful puncher like Beterbiev or George Foreman.

We tend to use words like Strong and Power as if they mean the same thing when in reality they are quite different.

Imagine lifting your one rep max; this signifies Strength. Now compare this to lifting half of this weight but considerably faster; this is a display of Power.

For me I would conclude that Beterbiev has Knockout Force or Strength than Knockout Power.

Many punches that trouble Beterbiev's opponents are visible can be seen incoming, and detected upon the radar. However, due to the overwhelming brute force they carry, nothing can be done to stop them.

Let me know what you guys think about this in the comments.

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00:00 Intro
0:32 Round 1
3:41 Round 2
5:00 Breakdown

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