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On February 22, the rematch will take place between WBO, IBF, WBC and IBO light heavyweight champion, Artur Beterbiev, 21-0 with 20 knockouts from Russia and Montreal, Canada, defends his titles against former champion Demitrii Bivol, 23-1 with 12 knockouts. of Kyrgyzstan and Indio, CA. The two fighters will meet in Riyadh on the Turki Alalshikh undercard.
Other possibilities or scheduled fights include unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, 23-0 with 14 stoppages, of Ukraine, possibly fighting the winner of the February 22 bout between IBF heavyweight champion Daniel ‘Dynamite’ Dubois, 22-2 with 21 stops, from Ukraine. Interim UK and WBC champion Joseph Parker, 35-3 with 23 knockouts, from New Zealand. Those two will meet on February 22.
WBA lightweight world champion Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis, 30-0 with 28 US stoppages, is still scheduled to face Lamont Roach, 25-1-1 with 10 US stoppages. , on March 1 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. .
WBC champion Shakur Stevenson, 22-0 with 10 US stoppages, defends against Floyd Schofield, 18-0 with 12 US stoppages, on February 22. The two winners should join together.
Interim WBA and WBO super welterweight champion Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford, 41-0 with 31 knockouts, of the United States, wants to move up two divisions to fight WBA, WBC super middleweight champion and WBO, Saúl ‘Canelo’ Álvarez, 62-2-2 with 39 stoppages from Mexico, instead of fighting WBC interim champion Vergil Ortiz, Jr., 22-0 with 21 stops, for US. In contrast, Álvarez should unify with the IBF champion, Cuban William ‘El Indomable’ Scull, 23-0 with nine knockouts, from Germany.
IBF welterweight champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, 33-0 with 29 stoppages, should defend against WBO super lightweight champion Teofimo ‘The Takeover’ López, 21-1 with 13 stoppages, of the United States .
WBO featherweight world champion Rafael ‘El Divino’ Espinoza, 26-0 with 22 stoppages, of Mexico, should defend against super bantamweight champion Naoya ‘The Monster’ Inoue, 28-0 with 25 stoppages, from Japan.
