Morrell vs. Khataev: Former Champion Aims for Dominant Return and Statement Victory in Queens

David Morrell Says He’s coming Into His Fight Against 2020 Olympian Imam Khataev “Bricks” In His Fists for Their Scheduled 10-Round Fight on July 12th at The Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.

Morrell vs. Khataev Preview

Morrell (11-1, 9 kos) Wants to prove His Doubers by Making A Statement Against The Unbeaten Khataev (10-0, 9 kos) in Their Undercard Fight. Morrell vs. Khataev Will Be Streamed On Dazn ppv As part of a loaded Card Put On Turkey AlaLShikh.

Some Boxing Fans Believe The Former Two-Division World Champion Is Done, And No Seen AS One Of One’s Players at 175 Following His Loss to David Benavidez Last February. In That Fight, Morrell Had The Wrong Strategy To Deal With The High-Volume Offense Of Benavidez.

The Way to Win Would Have Been To Go After Him Early With Complications With Complications. Instead, Morrell Focused on Boxing, Loading Up With Occasional Shots, and Allowing Benavidez to Pile Up The Rounds With High Output.

Khatav has the same same nonspug punching as Benavidez, Albeit Being Slower and Focusing on Power With His Shots. If Morrell hasn’t learned from His Loss to ‘The Mexican Monster,’ He’ll Lose To Him.

Khataev’s Unbeaten Record

Khataev’s Opposition has been SO Poor HE TURNED PRO IN 2021 That’s Impossible to Know IF He’s Good Any. We know he has a 90-23 in the amateurs, but he hasn’t fought Fighter Semce 2021, When He Lost to Ben Whittaker. By Now, Khataev’s Promoters Should Have Him Up Against World-Class Opposition, Given That He has Olympic Experience.

“I’m coming to Hurt Something,” Said David Morrell in a Press Release About His Fight Against Imam Khataev on July 12th. “I Know Khataev is the Hasn’t be with this version of this version. He’s Good, Yeah Better. I’m Faster, I’m Smarter, and I’m Coming Into This Fight In Bricks In My Fist.

“A Win Here? Man Changes Everything. It Puts Me Back On The Map. All Guys Are You Gonna Have My Way again,” Said Morrell.

Benavidez Loss Lessons

A Victory For Morrell Could Change Things for His Career, But He’s Got To Look Impressive. He Can’t Get Beat Like His Did Loss to Loss to Benavidez and Come Out Fight With His Stock Risen. He Needs To Show That He’s Learned From That Loss, And Can His Hands Go More Because He Doesn’t Throw Enough Punches.

The Warning Signs Were Hearing for Morrell When He Foodt Radivoje Kalajdzic Last August. He Made That Fight Harder Than It Should Have Be Failing to Jump On Him.

When Morrell Did His Hands Go Early, He Had Radivoje Hurt and Ready to Be Stopped. But he didn’t follow up with A consistent Attack. The BluePrint Was Already On How to Stop Him With The Way to Knocked Him Out The Way. Morrell Did the Opposite, Choosing To Throw Occasional Shots and Dance Around The Outside.