Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol are no danger to break income records when they battle Saturday for the bound together light heavyweight title. Yet, what the two Russian-conceived fighters need film industry request, they compensate for with ability.
Beterbiev has power - subsequently, the 20-0 record with 20 knockouts.
Bivol has footwork and artfulness - subsequently the 23-0 record. While he has only 12 KOs, he flaunts a resentful triumph over Canelo Alvarez in 2022.
Both position as high as No. 4 and no lower than No. 7 in pound-for-pound rankings created by The Ring, ESPN, The Wearing News and CBS Sports.
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"Charm,'' Mike Tyson told USA TODAY Sports on Thursday when gotten some information about the battle. "I simply believe Beterbiev will get along admirably. I honestly love his. I'm being one-sided, posing me that inquiry is ridiculous."
The inquiry, obviously, is who will win? What ought to be thought of:
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The battle was set for June and delayed in light of the fact that Beterbiev required knee medical procedure to fix a burst meniscus. Bivol, 33, may have preferable endurance over Beterbiev, 39. Be that as it may, Beterbiev possesses two of boxing's most hazardous clench hands.(more)
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