On October 15, "ONE: One Hit into the Soul", the strongest eight-player race in the history of featherweights will officially begin. Third-ranked Malat Grigoryan, "All-Round Fighter" Andy Suva, 2019 Eight Runner-up "AK 47" Sammy Sana, K-1 World Champion Chinjiz Arazov, "Babyface Killer" Sitichai, "Viper" Taifan Hoscan, "Hurricane" Henrique Cole and "Bearded Killer" David Chilia, the eight boxers are divided into upper and lower zones, fighting each other and sprinting towards the glory of the championship.
The top half of the zone consists of Marat vs. Andy and Sammy vs. Arazov, and the winners of the two matches will meet in the semi-finals to compete for qualification for the grand finals.
Marate was seen on the high line, and Andy was confident that he would not admit his fate
Marat was the highest-ranked player among the eight and a favourite to win the title. His weapons are sharp punches, as well as killer insight. In his round cage debut, Marat showed off his ko of headwind turnovers. Marat is 8 years younger than Andy, and his fitness and strength are at their peak, so this match is also considered the least suspenseful of the eight-man game. Malat: "Andy is a legend, still very dangerous, his technique is very comprehensive, but I am stronger than him in any way, I am faster, more powerful, better technical!" ”
Andy knows that he is not optimistic, but he does not admit his fate, and the veteran beat Zhang Chunyu through the Dutch X-shaped play in the last game, proving that he still has top competitiveness. "Malate is a particularly strong opponent, always pressing the opponent to fight. It's a real challenge, I'm not afraid to lose, but I'm confident to give it a go and go further down the road to winning the title. ”
Technically, Malate is more aggressive and lethal, with a greater chance of winning. Andy's physical strength and explosiveness have declined as he gets older, but the veteran is not dead and hopes to create miracles with experience and fighting spirit.
Sami wants to become a dark horse again, and Arazov wants to prove himself
As the runner-up of the 2019 eight-man tournament, "AK 47" Sami-Sana'a has a height of 190 centimeters, making him the tallest boxer in this eight-man race. He knew how to use his arm span to his advantage and use it to defeat the "computer fighter" Yasan Clay and the "Genghis Khan" Dazhanba Ascolov. After losing to George, Sami hopes to make up for it in this eight-man race. "After rubbing shoulders with millions of dollars and the championship belt, I said to myself over and over again, you can't lose the eight-man race anymore." Alassov was also reluctant to face defeat, and he lost to his former defeater "Hurricane" Enrique Cole in his round cage debut, and was questioned, and the eight-man match was his chance to prove himself again.
Although Arazov is 9 centimeters shorter than Sami, his arm span is even 1 cm longer than Sami's, and his style is more agile, so it is not feasible for Sami to "eat hard" through the advantage of arm span. Sami's strategy was to constantly press his opponents, dragging Arazov into a melee white-knife battle. "Arazov has a hard fist and a good kicking technique, but I think he's afraid of punching the opponent who punches hard. I'm more scrappy than he is! "Arazov is agile and sharp in attack, and if he can control the distance, fight Sami on the periphery, and use his technical delicacy, then he may also win like George defeated Sammy."
Which two boxers do you think will reach the semi-finals in the first half?