Comments Thread For: Dmitry Bivol's Future Plans are Detailed By His Manager

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On March 3rd, Dmitry Bivol (13-0, 11 KOs) successfully defended his WBA light heavyweight title by stopping the durable Sullivan Barrera in the twelfth round at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York. It was the second defense of the title after Bivol scored a first round knockout over Trent Broadhurst last November in Monte Carlo.
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[The Smash]

Marcus Browne, no?

[Mammoth]

Marcus Browne, no?

Would Browne go for it after the problems he's already had with Main Events?

[DuckAdonis]

Nobody wants to fight Bivol!

[Gentblue]

Since they’re already working with GYM.... Beterbiev is available... why not him??

[Mammoth]

Since they’re already working with GYM.... Beterbiev is available... why not him??

Or Kovalev-Beterbiev in a unification next even

[Ake-Dawg]

Since they’re already working with GYM.... Beterbiev is available... why not him??

I'd like to see that too. Not sure what kind of relationship PBC and Main Events has, but it works scheduling wise. Seems like Beterbiev Team wants him to fight a mando though.

[Gentblue]

Or Kovalev-Beterbiev in a unification next even

I'd like to see that too. Not sure what kind of relationship PBC and Main Events has, but it works scheduling wise. Seems like Beterbiev Team wants him to fight a mando though.

Put in on the same card as Kovalev vs Alvarez they got plenty of time.

[Johnston]

Really doesn't have to many options

[observer]

No way Betterbiev goes for this fight on Kovalev undercard... Bivol-Betterbiev is a main event worthy fight. Barrera was one of a kind... monumentally reckless.