Artur Beterbiev stated that he only wants to fight with Dmitry Bivol in a movie because he wants to reclaim his light heavyweight names and Moscow, Russia.

Beterbiev admitted to the media that he would also like to fight the WBC 175-pound hero, David Benavidez, but that he is more interested in Bivol. He made remarks to the media during his attendance at the Men's World Boxing Championship at the IBA event in Dubai. For me, regaining my names is very important. The title of" cruiserweight" is also intriguing. I'm then more focused on the series. Our battle will be more intriguing in Moscow, he predicted. Eddie Hearn, the promoter, claims that Dmitry Bivol intends to fight again in the spring and that a second fight with the original Russian hero is not in his plans. In a necessary battle, the integrated hero will return.

Recall that Bivol relinquished his World Boxing Council ( WBC ) title in order to avoid the obligatory fight against David Benavidez and complete the trilogy that he and his compatriots had already agreed upon.

It was soon discovered that Bivol had abandoned negotiations with his fellow colleague to address his back injury. The Russian also has Beterbiev in thinking after returning from training, but Benavidez also has his plans in mind.

Artur Beterbiev, 40, lost his uncontested mild heavyweight title and lost his unbeaten track record in the game.

The Russian now has a record of 21 victories, 20 of which were knockout, and one expert defeat. Dmitry Bivol, 34, however, exacted revenge and won the unquestioned 175-pound subject from Beterbiev. The Russian has a winning streak of 24 win, 12 of which were knockouts, and one lost.

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