Filip Hrgovic predicts Ko Victory, calls David Adelye’s decision to fight a ‘bad move’ before Dazn PPV

Filip Hrgovic says heavyweight David Adelye made a ‘bad move’ by choosing to fight against him on Saturday, August 16. He believes that he will go to the big punch contender Adelye (14-1, 13 COs), and regret him waging this battle.

HRGOVIC (18-1, 14 costs) against Adelye fighting in a scheduled 10 round on Dazn PPPV on the Moses Itauma against Dillian Whyte Undercard in Riyadh.

“Does he shake? I think that’s a bad step for him. We will see if he has made a good decision or bad, but I am confident to hit him, ”Filip Hrgovic said Boxnation About his fight against David Adelye on Saturday. “He is a decent heavyweight but not a top 5 championship level.”

Adelye was not the one who chose Hrgovic. It was his ppromoters who made this battle, and we would see if they made the right decision. It is a wild risk they make, but you understand why they did it. Hrgovic’s loss to Queensberry fighter Daniel Dubois in 2024, and the problems he beat one of their heavyweights, Joe Joyce, gave them the confidence that Adelye would be happy.

“Maybe people write me down because I looked really bad in the Dubois fight. I was sick, injured and cut off from the first round. Then I went to the Joe Joyce match at three weeks’ notice, and I didn’t look spectacular. I was good, but nothing special, because I was out of the form, ‘says Hrgovic. “Maybe he (nobility) thinks I’m old, but I think he made a bad decision. We will see. ‘

The eighth round knock-out loss at Dubois reduced HRGOVIC’s popularity, and he worsened things by struggling in his last fight against 39-year-old Joe Joyce on April 5. Although he won that battle with a unanimous ten -round decision, he did not look good and looked fleshy. He was not in the best form.

“Yes, of course I’m coming to a big ko,” Hrgovic said when he was asked if he thought he would knock out nobility.

There is an excellent chance that HRGOVIC will beat the inexperienced six-year-old Pro Adeleye on Saturday. The Queensberry-promoted Adeleye does not have the experience in the professional ranks to beat an experienced fighter like Philip. It is really Adelye’s amateur career he has now, because he only fought once before he became pro.

He is in the same boat as another Queensberry heavyweight, Moses Itauma, who also did not have much of an amateur career. In his case, he becomes like crazy, despite fighting even worse opposition than nobility.

As Hrgovic David blows out of the water on Saturday, hopefully his promoters start with him and bring him the path they should have by slowly fitting him against increasingly better opposition rather than throwing him with sharks like Hrgovic in the deep waters.

Adeleye is a decent prospect, but he had no business to fight with anyone at this level. We will see it on Saturday night when he is looted by Hrgovic.