Eddie Hearn Warns of Treacherous Early Rounds For Allen

Eddie Hearn Predicts That’s Goning to Be The Big-Punching Arslanb for ‘Four or Five’ Rounds Tonight, While The Russian Fighter is at the 6-Round Heavyweight Contest at The Sheffield Arena, Sheffield England. Their Event Will Be Shown Live on Dazn Starting at 2:00 pm et / 11:00 am pt.

Makhmudov’s Power Window

Hearn Says Makhmudov Will Lose Steam After The First Four Rounds, and Allen (24-7-2, 19 Kos) Will Be Be Be Able to Come and Punish Him to the Body and Head. He believes Allen Will The Fight in The Second Half.

Treacherous Start Ahead

“I Think It’s A Treacherous Fight For The First Four or Five Rounds,“Said Eddie Hearn to IFL TV About What Allen Is Up Against in Fighting MakhMudov. “Dave is a phenomenal Boxing Brain. You’ve got Tough to Be Tough To Hang In There MakhMudov. You’ve got to Be Smart, But You Got To Work As Well.”

It’s Going to Be Treacherous Even Past Four and Five Rounds for Allen. Makhmudov is Still Dangerous When He’s Exhausted And Hurt. He beat A Better Fighter Than Allen, Carlos Takam, A 10-round Unanimous Decision.

MakhMudov Was Still Throwing With Huge Power Rounds, But Takam’s Punch Resistance Saved Stopped Getting Stopped. That version of Takam was a bigger puncher and a superior Fighter Than Allen. There’s No Comparison. Unless MakhMudov has lost something from His game in the Last Three Years, Allen Is Going to Be Absorbing in This Fight.

Don’t Walk Him Down

“What You Don’t Want Him Down With High Guard, Because He’s Very Dangerous. He’s Very Sharp Early, And He is Underreated AS A Fighter Technically,” Said Hearn About MakhMudov.

The High Guard Walk-Down Approach is the One That Dave Allen Typically Uses in His Fights. Hey Doesn’t Throw Of Punches And Just Tries To Block Or Take Shots Until Heels Close Enough to Wing In A Big One of His Own.

Allen’s Risky Blueprint

Allen Says He’s Going To Be Boxing MakhMudov, Ducking His Power Shots, And then coming on the Fourth. IF He Starts Like He Always Does, He May Not Be Around Long to Get His Off to Get Off the Fifth Round, As He’s Daying He’ll Do.

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