Artur Beterbiev: page 18

WBO Calls for Artur Beterbiev to Provide Medical Details of Injury

Zinad Comes In To Face Bivol After Beterbiev Suffers Injury In Training

Dmitrii Bivol will remain on the June 1 bill after Artur Beterbiev withdrew with a knee injury, facing Malik Zinad instead.

Manager Hoping to Find Replacement Opponent for Dmitry Bivol on June 1

Despite the knee injury that forced Artur Beterbiev to withdraw from his planned June 1 undisputed light heavyweight title fight in Saudi Arabia, Dmitry Bivol wants to keep the date and his main event.

Artur Beterbiev Suffers Torn Meniscus, Postponing Dmitry Bivol Fight

Artur Beterbiev suffered an injury ahead of his highly anticipated undisputed light heavyweight bout with Dmitry Bivol scheduled for June 1, postponing their fight until later in 2024.

Assessing The Exodus Of Big Fights To Saudi Arabia

Boxing’s traditional arenas – in Las Vegas, London, etc. – are now darker more often because of the emergence of major fight cards in Saudi Arabia.

Top Rank President Admits Beterbiev-Bivol Could Not Have Happened ‘On This Timeline’ Without Saudi Arabian Support

The president of Top Rank Todd duBoef has admitted that the intervention of Saudi Arabia is what has allowed the light heavyweight unification fight between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitrii Bivol to take place with the fighters close to their primes.

Sulaiman Refuses To Talk Politics After U-Turn To Allow Bivol To Challenge Beterbiev For The WBC Belt

Mauricio Sulaiman has been in London this week as part of the announcement of the Saudi Arabia superfight between light heavyweight champions Artur Beterbiev and Dmitrii Bivol, but the WBC president refused to talk politics.

Albert Ramirez Believes That Mentor Beterbiev Will Knock Out Bivol

Venezuelan light heavyweight contender Albert Ramirez has credited his meeting with Artur Beterbiev for changing the direction of his career.

Marc Ramsey: They Were Waiting For Beterbiev To Get Old, But He Just Gets Better

Marc Ramsey, trainer of unified light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev, says his fighter is not frustrated by the amount of time it took to make his clash with countryman and fellow belt-holder Dmitrii Bivol. Instead, he is just focused on the task ahead.

Gvozdyk Expects Beterbiev To Eventually Break Down “Overrated” Bivol

The long awaited light heavyweight match up between Russian champions Artur Beterbiev and Dmitrii  Bivol was formally announced at a press conference on Monday in London.  Beterbiev (20-0, 20 KOs) will put his IBF, WBC and WBO belts on the line against WBA champion Bivol (22-0, 11 KOs) on June 1 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The pair came face-to-face in the English capital to continue Turki Alalshikh’s ambitious vision for boxing in his country.