Dmitry Bivol is a great revenge on Arthur Beterbiev in an undeniable fight for the World Cup | Boxing news

Dmitry buffalo revenge revenge to beat Arthur Beterbiev and become a new indispensable world heavyweight champion.

Large rivals engaged each other in the Second Conflict of the World’s highest quality.

The buffalo ended with the victory of the majority decision, 114-114 on one card, but 115-113 and 116-112 in its advantage on the other two, combining titles of WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF 175LB, all four main straps.

He lost his career for the first time when Beronu Beterbiev was hopped in October. Then he became the first professional fighter to take a distance to Beterbiev. Beterbiev beat him in a close, majority decision in that first competition, a result that shared his mind.

They both fought them to decide once more about top -notch superiority at 175 pounds.

If Beterbiev was a stabbed criticism that he had left him too late for the first time, and left the result in doubt, he went out in search of answering all these questions.

The sense of expectation for the elite conflict between the world title between the two of the highest quality fighters who seemed today was tangible because they sounded each other with a stitch and fast chalters in the first round.

Beterbiev used fast legs to start closing on the buffalo faster than he did in their first fight. He pulled his back challenger with his left hook. But the buffalo whispered fine, opposing the right that landed neatly.

He held the ground in the second round, cracking forward with a sudden attack. But Beterbiev was not distracted, and his free striker March continued in the third round.

His hard strikes meant that the buffalo had to move. He moved to the right and then left. Refining from the rope to get down to the front foot, the buffalo fired a combination.

But Beterbiev charged. The right hook hit the buffalo strong and the two opened their hands with both hands. Beterbiev wanted him to trade, and he rammed the shots into him and started the fourth round.

Instead of choosing the Bivol movement where the fight was fought, Beterbiev supported him. The reduction of the biven counter could not reject the champion and had to with the big Berbie’s right hook.

Beterbiev chased him in the fifth round. He descended on the body with hard, injured blows that followed around Midriff. Then he directed the attack on his head as he pedal back.

But the stab of a banging salvo from the buffalo made his way through Beterbiev’s guard. He saw Beterbiev outside the position and his cross broke, just as Beterbiev returned him.

He had to be careful about the sudden buffalo, but Beterbiev hunted for further openings.

The buffalo, however, stood in the seventh round. It landed right early in the eighth round. Served, he pressed the champion with further combinations. He struck Beterbiev with a deplete cross, then pushed his right hook into him.

Beterbiev seemed to have pierced his cross through Bivol’s blow, and Challenger moved away once more. The buffalo, although he pushed into the prize of fast gunshots on his body, then caught Beterbiev once more.

The buffalo bent right, maneuvered around Beterbiev, and landed a great series of shots, and the left hook let the cross the cutting track.

Bivol found answers and returned Beterbieva to Nature.

His murdered at the beginning of the 11th round. Beterbiev ran into his opponent’s body and Bivol hit his head.

By pressing forward, Beterbiev died with a blow to the Bive’s guard. He drove the buffalo toward the ropes, but the Bull’s cross entered the target once more.

He stood with Beterbiev in the final stages 11, and they torn down to each other.

Beterbiev arrived in the middle of the ring in the last round. He hit a buffalo, who had to give the ground.

They traded heavy right -wing hits. As they exchanged, explosives to the right from Beterbiev caught a buffalo over the eye. He opened a bad cut, just before the end of the fight. At Final Bell Beterbiev he nodded and accepted his rival. He knew it was a close fight.

Most of the decisions and extraordinary revenge revenge on Bivol’s path.

“I did a lot,” Bivol said after that. “I was better, I pushed myself more, I was more confident, I was easier, I just wanted to win today.

“I just told myself that he could start to destroy and upset me from the beginning, it was difficult to keep him distanced in the first four rounds. I was tired, but he was tired too. I had to hit more.”

The rivalry remains strong. After the decision was published, no man handled.

“Congratulations to the buffalo and his team,” Beterbiev said.

“I didn’t really want another fight, it wasn’t my choice. But we’ll do a third fight.”

Two repeated displays (entirely) will be shown at 8:00 and 5.30pm on Sunday, February 2nd. Book Beterbiev VS Bivol 2 Repetitions on Sky Box Office.