Artur Beterbiev possesses one of the coldest personalities in the boxing world. The 39-year-old fighter boasts 20 wins, all by knockout, and he is targeting his 21st knockout this weekend on October 12 against Dmitry Bivol. Many consider this matchup to be one of the best of the year. As both boxers prepare for their clash, Beterbiev has already managed to intimidate a reporter before the showdown.
In a recent video posted by Matchroom Boxing Promotions, a reporter posed a few questions to the boxers ahead of their fight. He asked some lighthearted questions to learn more about them, including their favorite movies and best fighters. However, when the reporter asked the 39-year-old Beterbiev to scare him, he responded, “I’m worried about I do too much, and we lose someone.” In a humorous response, the reporter quipped, “I’m not scared.”
Later, the reporter jokingly admitted that he was scared. This interview provided fans with a glimpse of the boxers’ personalities, capturing their attention. Many fans are eagerly anticipating the action, as the fight is just days away. This weekend promises to be an exciting experience for everyone.
What Belt Are Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol Fighting For?
In a historic moment for modern boxing, all four light-heavyweight titles will be up for grabs in the upcoming fight. The fight between Beterbiev and Bivol will be for Beterbiev’s WBC, WBO, and IBF light heavyweight titles, as well as Bivol’s WBA light heavyweight belt, aiming to unify all the championships.
In addition to the belts, both fighters will be putting their undefeated records at stake. They have scheduled the bout to take place at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Fans in the U.S. can stream the fight on ESPN+, while those in the UK can watch it on TNT Sports.
Fans expect this event to be monumental, with many already speculating on the outcome, but they will have to wait for the real results. Who will emerge as the champion of all four belts? The world will find out this weekend on October 12.
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