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Little more than four months after these two met for the last time, Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol had an immediate rematch, once again competing for the indisputable supremacy at 175. The last time in October, Beterbiev received a decision of the majority of the 12 rounds to become the first undisputed champion of semi -marked weight in the modern era of the 4 belts.
The rematch occurred in the same place as its first encounter, in the Arena kingdom in Riad, Saudi Arabia, in a fight that was transmitted worldwide in Dazn.
In his first fight, Bivol had a better start and, in general, he was doing a better job in the first half of the fight, while Bederbiev finished stronger and closed stronger in everything. It was a story of two fights, somehow. The revenge, however, had a slightly different flow and flow this time. Bivol again jumped at a quick beginning where his superior feet, speed and athletics game shone. But Bederbiev began to apply an effective pressure before at this time, and in the intermediate rounds of the contest, Beterbiev seemed to have the impulse on his side. But Bivol showed an exceptional reserve tank, and he was the one who generally had control and was doing a better job in the second half of the fight this time.
At the end of 12 rounds of action at the elite level, this time Bivol was the one that received a majority decision. With the victory, Bivol became the new indisputable world semi -marked weight champion.
This edition of Rincón de Rummy It will provide a quick review with opinions on the indisputable semi -marked weight championship reverse between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol. Look and enjoy the video of a man’s opinion. This is the corner of Rummy (produced and narrated by Geoffrey Ciani).
Last update on 02/25/2025
