Beterbiev vs. Bivol II undercard is stacked

Queensberry Promotions has announced a blockbuster February 22 event billed as “The Last Crescendo” headlined by the world championship rematch between undisputed light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev and former WBA champion Dmitry Bivol in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Other bouts:

IBF world heavyweight championship
Daniel DuBois vs. Josephi Parker

WBC lightweight championship
Shakur Stevenson vs. Floyd Schofield

WBC middleweight championship
Carlos Adames vs. Hamzah Sheeraz

WBC interim super welterweight championship
Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs. Israil Madrimov

WBO interim light heavyweight championship
Joshua Buatsi vs Callum Smith

WBC interim heavyweight championship
Zhilei Zhang vs. Agit Kabayel

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  • This card is just off the charts! MBS buying my support for the Saudis with these great boxing cards.

  • Show us what you got, Kid Austin. The other guy is not a complete fighter. Not yet, anyways. Both have
    something to prove. Virg had some holes in his defense in his last fight. He better stay on offense at all times. DuBois-Parker should be good. Looks
    like a solid show from top to bottom. Somebody over there in the Kingdom knows what they are doing. Hat tip to the man that put it together.

  • So I guess this means Madrimov – Bohachuk is off? Or is Madrimov going to attempt to fight Bohachuk and Vergil Ortiz back to back, in about 9 weeks???

    • So Madrimov will be fighting Crawford, Bohachuk, and Ortiz all within a span of 5 months? Wow!

      • I can’t imagine he’s going to actually pull this off but it’s possible and I DEFINITELY appreciate his ambition.

  • Saudi Arabia isn’t exactly on my bucket list of places to visit, but if I I felt like dropping a few grand, I would add this trip to my list; great fight card. That’s got to be up there with one of the best fight cards of recent memory. If it were here in the states, I’m there.

  • Good matchups. I could do without all the phony alphabet belts. Do they really think these bogus belts (including Dubois’) make the fights more attractive? Less attractive to me.

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