Fights
“According to my feelings, in the fight with Beterbiev I landed more accurate punches” – Bivol
Russian Dmitry Bivol believes that he landed more accurate punches in his fight with compatriot Artur Beterbiev than his opponent.
On Saturday in Riyadh, Beterbiev defeated Bivol by decision and won the title of absolute light heavyweight champion. Bivol suffered the first defeat in his career, and Beterbiev brought the fight to a decision by the judges for the first time. Now he has 21 victories, 20 of which are early.
— What percentage of Arthur’s blows were blocked?
– According to my feelings, most of them. Heavy blows to the right hand. His blows are very heavy, especially with his right hand.
– You have a hematoma under your eye…
“It came from all the blows I took.” They went right through the hand all the way to the heels. Indeed, the blow is heavy. When you don’t have time to strain your hand, then it even flies in through your hand.
—Have you encountered such striking power?
— I came across it when I was with heavier guys. But the blows are different, some are sharp, while Arthur’s are heavy, “concrete.”
— Did you land more accurate strikes?
“According to my feelings, I landed more accurate strikes.” But this is according to my feelings.
– That is, you don’t want to become judges…
“I don’t like these stories at all—they sued me, they didn’t give me one.” I generally accept what I have. Thank God for everything. These are my tests in life. I have what I have. And, thank God, we move on. There is no time for regret and excuses. There is only time to make new decisions.
-Aren’t you angry with yourself?
— There are, of course, some points that I understand that need to be corrected. But there is no such thing that I am angry or regretful. “I understand that at some points I could have been better,” a Match TV correspondent reports Bivol’s words.
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President of Polesie Gennady Butkevich and striker of the Zhytomyr club Alexander UsikThe famous Ukrainian boxer is in Dubai to attend the 2025 World Sports Summit.
The forum will take place on 29-30 December at Madinat Jumeirah Arena. The event brought together representatives of the sports industry (presidents of clubs and federations, athletes, investors and experts) from more than 80 countries.
The summit program includes discussions on the development of the sports sector, the introduction of technology, the role of sports in society and international collaborations. More than 200 speakers and experts are attending the event.
Zhytomyr club reported that Polesie’s participation in the 2025 World Sports Summit is an important step to strengthen international ties.
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Ukrainian boxer Alexander Usik He visited Riyadh, where he was the guest of honor at a boxing show organized by Turki Al-Sheikh. Ukrainian boxer met with Japanese Naoya Inoue. Usik and Inoue are currently top-ranked in The Ring’s most prestigious P4P rankings.
Alexander posted a photo with a Japanese man on Instagram and wrote: “Historical photo.”
On Saturday, December 27, a large-scale Ring V boxing night was held at the Mohammed Abdo Arena in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia). The main event of the show was the fight for the title of absolute world champion, where Japanese star Naoya Inoue and Mexican rival Alan David Picasso fought. The Japanese boxer managed to win a convincing victory – the fight went through all 12 rounds.
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World champion by WBC, WBA and IBF super heavyweight (over 90.7 kg) Alexander Usik (24-0, 15 KOs) reacted to the horrific accident involving popular British boxer Anthony Joshua (29-4, 25 KOs).
The Lexus driven by the former champion was involved in an accident in Nigeria. Joshua’s trainers Robert Lutz and Sina Gami died in an accident. They were both in the front seat of the car, with Anthony sitting in the back.
Lutz was Joshua’s personal mentor, while Gami was Joshua’s physical trainer and close friend.
“This is an incredible loss. Cena and Lutz are incredible people who are not only part of Joshua’s team, but also his friends.
I offer my condolences to their families, loved ones and everyone who knew them. Anthony, I wish you a speedy recovery. Hang on champ,” Usyk wrote on social networks.
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