Jared Anderson’s future on the line: a crucial test against Kollias

Jared Anderson is degraded to the reconstruction fight of 10 rounds tonight tonight against the heavy floor little known Marios Kollias in the Madison Square Garden Theater in the city of New York.

Anderson is fighting on the billboard of Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis. The event will be shown Live in ESPN and ESPN+ from 9:00 pm ET/6: 00 PM PT. It is not clear where Kollias was found for this fight. This is worse than I thought. It shows Jared’s serious situation for him after his defeat against Martin Bakole.

This is how Anderson’s career from the beginning, giving him a coloring book and some crayons to start scribble.

Was it ever good?

Top Rank had been building Anderson, 25 (17-1, 15 kos), such as the replacement of the former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury to be his next star, but was discovered by Martin Bakole In a devastating knockout of Quinta Ronda on August 3 last summer on Turki al-Sheikh card in Los Angeles.

Anderson was abandoned in the first and twice in the fifth round before the referee stirred him. What surprised me was how Jared got so far.

If the promoter Bob Arum had his eyes open, he could have seen problems with Ohio’s native, Jared Anderson, long before Bakole delayed him to the next galaxy. Anderson had been staggered in fights against Jerry Forrest, Charles Martin and Ryad Merhy.

That should have made Arum and Top Rank know that they were investing money in a loser cause with Anderson. With a fighter like that, you cannot protect them hard with careful pairing because they will be exhibited sooner or later.

Fury made a protected gold mine with careful pairing during his career, taking a victory over a shot of Klitschko and transmitting it to a gold mine. Anderson cannot follow that same path because even day laborers are hitting for the ring.

If you are top -level, it could be advisable to pull Anderson if you looked infernily bad tonight against Kollias, 33. It is better that the promotional company reduces its losses as soon as possible if Jared fights tonight. It will not be another fury, carrying a great victory over a Wlad on the hill and making a great mass of that victory.

Anderson has been maintaining a low profile since his loss against Bakole, a classic example of shame response to his failure against Bakole. It seems that Jared has put some pounds, appearing thick around his average section. Obviously he has been eating well since his loss. I just hope I don’t live so that you don’t regret not having come a little thinner for tonight’s fight.