Arslanbek Makhmudov vs Agit Kabayel Prediction: Heavyweight Showdown of Perfect record boxers on the Day of Reckoning

The Day of Reckoning is scheduled for Saturday, December 23, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and it will feature a massive heavyweight bout between Arslanbek Makhumdov and Agit Kabayel. On Saturday, two promising heavyweights—Russia's Arslanbek Makhmudov and Germany's Agit Kabayel—will square off over the course of ten rounds. You can watch the fight live on DAZN pay per view in most countries and on TNT Sports Box Office in the UK and Ireland.

Russian heavyweight contender Arslanbek Makhmudov is one to watch. Makhmudov has an impressive record of 18-0 (17 KOs) going into this bout. In October, Makhmudov defended his NABF heavyweight title and won the vacant WBA Inter-Continental Belt with a 70-second knockout of Junior Anthony Wright. Compared to Kabayel, Arslanbek Makhmudov is 6 centimeters taller, standing at 197 centimeters. There's no doubting his dominance; his knockout ratio is an astounding 94.4%, and only Carlos Takam has managed to stay with him for more than seven rounds. Actually, twelve of his knockouts occurred in the opening round. With an impressive record of 42 rounds under his belt since making his professional debut in 2018, Makhmudov is a real knockout artist.

Kabayel also has a perfect 23-0 record (15 knockouts). It's been 9 months and 19 days since his last fight, which was against Agron Smakici. He beat him by TKO in the third round. Kabayel isn't well known outside of Europe, but the 31-year-old boxer has a perfect record of 23-0 with 15 knockouts and has fought 114 rounds since his first fight as a professional in 2011. His current knockout rate is 65.2%, which shows that he has pretty good power. However, he's been pushed to the limit in three of his last five fights, even though he stopped his last two opponents. Kabayel is 6 feet, 3 inches tall, but we don't know how far he can reach. But he gives Makhmudov 2.5 inches of height.

The person Arslanbek fights on December 23rd will be the toughest they have ever been. Kabayel can fight in a lot of different ways, and he hits hard with both hands. There is no difference between the athletes' stances. On the Day of Reckoning, Kabayel has a chance to say something important by going up against the powerful Arslanbek Makhumdov. Karim Arslanbek Makhmudov is most likely to win. Most likely, Agit Kabayel will not be able to win this fight unless he puts on a great show. Both Makhmudov and Kabayel are good opponents. There is a lot of uncertainty about which boxer will win. But I still think Arslanbek Makhmudov will win by technical knockout.