
Feb 21st BoxingScene Today
BoxingScene Today covers Tyson Fury’s possible return, previews the Canelo-Crawford undercard at Allegiant Stadium, and breaks down the day’s top boxing stories.
Dmitry Bivol: record, next fight and profile →

BoxingScene Today covers Tyson Fury’s possible return, previews the Canelo-Crawford undercard at Allegiant Stadium, and breaks down the day’s top boxing stories.

At 40, Artur Beterbiev defending his standing as the first undisputed light-heavyweight champion since Roy Jones Jnr is nothing new for a fighter who has long maintained a position of superiority over his foes in the department of experience
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Artur Beterbiev is optimistic that the short build-up to Saturday’s rematch with Dmitry Bivol will work in his favour

Callum Smith has dismissed suggestions that his defeat by Artur Beterbiev has taken from him the ability to overcome Joshua Buatsi

Ahead of Saturday’s huge night of boxing in Riyadh, the BoxingScene team looks ahead to what it anticipates will happen in Saudi Arabia and, on a promotion featuring numerous main-event-worthy contests, discusses which is the best fight that can follow

Eric Raskin delivers everything you need to know ahead of Saturday's bizarrely titled but impressively stacked card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev said very little at the final press conference ahead of their fight on Saturday.

Ahead of Saturday’s huge night of boxing in Riyadh, the BoxingScene team identify the underdogs most likely to spring a surprise.

There already has been plenty of talk about a trilogy fight ahead of Saturday's Artur Beterbiev-Dmitry Bivol rematch in Saudi Arabia. While others salivate at the prospect of Beterbiev being paired with David Benavidez, that is nowhere near the agenda for Beterbiev or trainer John Scully.

Welsh icon Joe Calzaghe, a former two-weight world champion, believes Artur Beterbiev and Dmitriy Bivol will pick up from where they left off last October, writes Tris Dixon