WILL HUTCHINSON RUIN BUATSI’S MEGA-FIGHT PLANS?
Joshua Buatsi has his sights set on a major light-heavyweight showdown, but before he can think about facing the winner of Dimitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev in October’s superfight, he must first overcome a serious obstacle: Willy Hutchinson.
Hutchinson, a former European and World junior gold medallist, could prove to be a significant challenge for Buatsi when they meet in three weeks. Despite being five years younger, the Scot has more professional fights under his belt and boasts quick hands and a powerful punch. Buatsi, an Olympic bronze medallist from 2016, has not shown the same dynamism in recent bouts, with his knockout rate slowing down as he faced tougher opponents.
Buatsi’s last fight against Craig Richards was a close call, and his recent performances have raised questions about his ability to handle Hutchinson’s speed and sharpness. If Buatsi doesn’t bring the fight to Hutchinson from the opening bell, he could find himself in deep trouble. Hutchinson, full of confidence and ambition, is eager to seize this opportunity and make a name for himself by defeating Buatsi.
For Buatsi, this fight is not just about securing a victory; it’s about proving that he still has what it takes to be a world champion. He needs to be explosive and aggressive, setting the pace early on. Only then can he start thinking about the mega-fight he dreams of against Bivol or Beterbiev.
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