Glowacki is 32 years old with a record of 30-1 with 19 KO’s. His lone loss was to the master boxer Usyk in 2016. He fights out of the southpaw stance and like to wade-in and make the fight rough. He swings big and has a huge left hook but also a competent counter puncher. He takes punches well and never stops trying. He was down on the cards against Marco Huck only to KO him in the 11 round. Vulnerable to losing against fighters with good jabs and movement.
Vlasov is also 32 years old with a 42-2 record with 25 KO’s. He’s tall 6’2” and his losses were against Gilberto Ramirez and Isaac Chilemba in 2011. He’s an active puncher with a good jab. On defense, he holds his hands very high to protect his face which leaves him vulnerable to body punches. He fights in the orthodox stance but seamlessly switches to southpaw. His level of competition to date is mediocre.
Prediction:
This is a competitive fight. Does Vlasov have a good enough jab to control the fight or does Glowacki get inside and rough-up Vlasov? I agree with the odds makers that this is an even fight. Both fighters have studied the other closely which I believe will lead to a tactical fight that goes rounds. I like the fight going over ten rounds prop.
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Glowacki is 32 years old with a record of 30-1 with 19 KO’s. His lone loss was to the master boxer Usyk in 2016. He fights out of the southpaw stance and like to wade-in and make the fight rough. He swings big and has a huge left hook but also a competent counter puncher. He takes punches well and never stops trying. He was down on the cards against Marco Huck only to KO him in the 11 round. Vulnerable to losing against fighters with good jabs and movement.
Vlasov is also 32 years old with a 42-2 record with 25 KO’s. He’s tall 6’2” and his losses were against Gilberto Ramirez and Isaac Chilemba in 2011. He’s an active puncher with a good jab. On defense, he holds his hands very high to protect his face which leaves him vulnerable to body punches. He fights in the orthodox stance but seamlessly switches to southpaw. His level of competition to date is mediocre.
Prediction:
This is a competitive fight. Does Vlasov have a good enough jab to control the fight or does Glowacki get inside and rough-up Vlasov? I agree with the odds makers that this is an even fight. Both fighters have studied the other closely which I believe will lead to a tactical fight that goes rounds. I like the fight going over ten rounds prop.
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