Thread: Bika promises upset against Stevenson

CANADIAN strongman Adonis Stevenson has proved to be one of the most ferocious world boxing champions of recent times but Sydney’s Sakio Bika says he will be the second Australian to manhandle him.

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Unlikely, but I'd like to see it happen.

If I was a betting man and had the cash which I'm not and dont have I'd be tempted to throw a few bucks on Bika. However you have to wonder what he has left in the tank and 175 is a big jump up at this stage and he's not a big super middle.

Very risky fight for Stevenson and I'm pretty sure Bika will be around until the final bell rings. Bika wins in 2015 upset of the year.

Still wondering if Lateef Kayode is related to Bika. For as erratic and strong as Bika is I think he gets sparked eventually running in on Stevenson.

That doesn't mean I'm not rooting for him to bust up Superchicken though.

If Bika was as formidable as he was some years ago this would be a tough call, but I think he's getting on more than STevenson is. He could make it a very hard fight if he can soak up punches and get inside, but I wouldn't bet on that.

i would love for bika to put a beating on stevenson but i just dont see it happening.

I don't think we realize how strong Stevenson is... lol... Bika may be strong and rugged and a little dogged, but this jump to 175 for a guy that hits like a 200 plus pounder, really will be too much.

See Tavoris Cloud. He was ground into the dirt and never quite was the same after the Stevenson fight. He lost all will to be competitive.

When it said Bika promises upset I thought that meant he was taking his wife to the fight.


Im always upset when I look at her.

Stevenson smashes Bika. Perfect fight for him.

Originally Posted by powerpuncher

i would love for bika to put a beating on stevenson but i just dont see it happening.

That's the consensus.

Originally Posted by ykdadamaja

See Tavoris Cloud. He was ground into the dirt and never quite was the same after the Stevenson fight. He lost all will to be competitive.

Hopkins did that to him, mentally. Stevenson finished the job physically.