Bivol focused on improvements rather than excuses for Beterbiev II

Dmitry Bivol accepts responsibility for his loss in his previous battle with Artur Beterbiev last October. Former WBA light heavyweight champion Bivol (23-1, 12 KOS) excuses as to why Betterviev (21-0, 20 KOs) defeated him in a 12-round majority decision in the fight he won I’m not trying to do that.

There are no excuses

Bibolu hopes to make the corrections in a rematch with uncontroversial 175-pound champion Betterviev at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday, February 22nd. I live in Dazen PPV. He knows he’s not doing enough and wants to take more risks. He feels there needs to be a small improvement in every part of the game.

Beterbiev-Bivol headlines on Saturday nights, I live in Dazen PPV for the loaded card. The battles that many fans are interested in are:

– Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs. Israil Madrimov – My Personal #1 Choice
– Shakur Stevenson vs. Floyd Schofield – Possibility of upsetness
-Zhilei Zhang Vs. Ajit Kabaiel
– Daniel Dubois vs. Joseph Parker
-Carlos Adames Vs. Hamzah Sheeraz

“It’s my fault. I couldn’t do much I could. He might be better,” Dmitry Bibolu said. Queensbury When asked who was a mistake to be defeated by Artur Beterbiev last October. “I have everything to win this fight, but I didn’t use it.

“It’s easy to blam someone and you can make excuses. You don’t have to work to be a better version. You just have to work on someone else. That’s not right. It makes you better It’s not going to happen.”

It appears that Baibolu ran out of gas after the sixth, and fans believed that they needed to fight hard in the final two rounds, but he continued to fight the way he did in the first five rounds. He didn’t have, he did more than that he needed. He was exhausted after six rounds.

“When I finish my career, I watch this fight and count rounds and punches,” Bivol said of his first fight with Beterbiev. “Now, I don’t want that. It won’t help me as a fighter. I have to work harder, faster, maybe take more risks. All. It will improve.

“Boxing is not a field where you need to use emotions. It’s important to me to prove that I can win this fight. I don’t respect the garbage story. It won’t make you better. It I’ll reduce you,” Biboru said of why he chose not to destroy the story.