WBC Mandates Bivol Vs. Benavidez, ending long wait and restaurant the illusion in the lightweight heavy weight division

The indisputable heavy weight champion, Dmitry Bivol (24-1, 12 kos), has been officially ordered by the WBC to defend the belt against David Benavidez.

This movement puts Bivol in a position where he will decide if he will face Benavidez (30-0, 24 KO) to keep the WBC belt or deactivate it so that he can face the excellent champion Artur Beeterbiev in the trilogy match that Turki Alralkh is interested in passing below.

Ordon: Bivol vs. BENAVIDEZ

Reports of Ring Magazine The President of the WBC, Mauricio Sulaiman, claims that the World Boxing Council has “officially ordered” Bivol to defend Benavidez. If Bivol wants to keep his belt, he must defend Benavidez. It’s as simple as that.

Bivol could pay Benavidez to “The Mexican monster”. It should be a good piece of money so that he agreed to let Bivol pass him because he makes more sense to fight. It doesn’t make sense for David to keep waiting, letting Bivol and Beterbeiv play two squares for years.

None of his fights has been entertaining to see fans, who like the action. Bivol runs around the ring, and Beterbiev looks slow, old and tired. The two are bored. The best things for the fans are that Benavidez fights against Bivol and ends his short reign so that the new blood can take over.

Fans are tired of seeing Bivol and Bertebiev Fighting. They want Benavidez, 28 David Morrell On February 1. Benavidez is KRPTONITA For the style of bivol struggle with the non -stop pressure, it throws fast combinations, the ring is well reduced and it is never pneu.

All the things that allowed Bivol to be successful against Artur Beeterbiev would not work against Benavidez. Bivol’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, is aware of this, so he does not want to let Benavide have the opportunity to fight him. Hearn said he wants one of those options for Bivol’s next struggle:

1. Canelo Alvarez – Rematch
2. Artur Beeterbiev
3. Callum Smith

This is the biggest and best struggle for Benavidez. If you go aside, there is a good chance that Artur Beeterbiev will disassemble Bivol in his trilogy. He won Dmitry once and approached him for the second time in his resale on February 22 last month, losing a 12-round majority decision. The judges marked him 115-113, 116-112 for Bivol and 114-114. However, the struggle seemed a draw. The judges worked Arthur.