Dmitry Bivol's Remarkable Victory Strengthens His Legacy in Boxing
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Dmitry Bivol's Remarkable Victory Strengthens His Legacy in Boxing

Dmitry Bivol's recent win over Artur Beterbiev cements his status as a top pound-for-pound fighter, raising questions about his potential future matchups.

Since capturing the WBA interim title in 2016, Dmitry Bivol has emerged as a skilled technical boxer, quickly climbing the ranks in the light heavyweight division. Now, nearly a decade later, he鈥檚 solidifying his legacy with victories against prominent figures like Artur Beterbiev, who he defeated in their recent rematch.

Highlights of Bivol’s Career

Bivol’s (24-1) strategic mastery continues to shine, particularly in notable fights against former champions Canelo Alvarez and Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez. After a hard-fought match against Beterbiev last weekend, many are now curious about his future, especially a potential trilogy with Beterbiev, and increasingly competitive matches with Alvarez and David Benavidez.

“Bivol’s brilliance in the 9th on his way to undisputed 馃憫”
Translation: Bivol displayed extraordinary skills in the ninth round on his path to becoming the undisputed champion.

Bivol鈥檚 resilience and determination are evident as he evolves from a defensive maestro to an aggressive competitor capable of delivering significant damage. The upcoming years in boxing promise even greater challenges and remarkable bouts for him.

Recently Updated Pound-for-Pound Rankings

  1. Oleksandr Usyk - Undisputed heavyweight champion

    • Record: 23-0
    • Previous ranking: No. 1
  2. Naoya Inoue - Undisputed junior featherweight champion

    • Record: 26-0
    • Previous ranking: No. 2
  3. Dmitry Bivol

    • Undisputed light heavyweight champion - Record: 24-1
    • Previous ranking: No. 5
  4. Terence Crawford - WBA junior middleweight champion

    • Record: 40-0
    • Previous ranking: No. 3
  5. Artur Beterbiev

    • Light heavyweight - Record: 21-1
    • Previous ranking: 4
  6. Canelo Alvarez

    • Unified super middleweight champion - Record: 62-2-2
    • Previous ranking: No. 6
  7. Gervonta Davis

    • WBA lightweight champion - Record: 30-0
    • Previous ranking: 7
  8. Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez

    • Flyweight, junior bantamweight titleholder - Record: 20-0
    • Previous ranking: 8
  9. David Benavidez

    • Interim light heavyweight titleholder - Record: 29-0
    • Previous ranking: No. 10
  10. Junto Nakatani

    • WBC bantamweight champion - Record: 30-0
    • Previous ranking: NR

With increased public interest and fights lined up, Bivol is poised to continue shaping his significant path in boxing.

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