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Crawford hasn’t been officially made yet this would be the fight I would most like to see in the second half of the year. So far, none of the 18 men who have faced the Montreal-based destroyer have been able to do that.” The question is whether Bivol could keep Beterbiev off of him for 12 highly-competitive rounds.

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Last, but certainly not least, he has faced better opposition in his pro career, overall. He has also shown the right mix of footwork, angles, straight punching and ring generalship to combat Beterbiev’s style. Bivol has boxed 160 rounds as a professional, double that of Beterbiev. Beterbiev would likely be favored, but I see it as a true 50-50 match up. The bout would feature a very intriguing contrast of fighter styles, crown an undisputed light heavyweight champion and solidify the winner as one of the top fighters in the world, pound-for-pound.

“If I could get one fight made in the second half of 2022, it would be Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol.

Things will be tight in the first half but, as always, Crawford figures things out in the second half to edge the fight by 12-round decision.” Nobody likes a fence sitter, so I’m going with Crawford. I’ve gone back and forth on this matchup and even as I write this, I don’t have a strong pull either way. Here’s to hoping they can get on the same page and we can find out who’s truly the best welterweight in the world. Word is both sides are talking and October had been tabbed for the fight. However, when Crawford’s contract with Top Rank ended last year, this fight became more realistic than ever.

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They’ve circled each other for a couple of years, but there was always promotional and TV networks in the way. When are you ever going to see two Brits throw down for all the marbles again? Exactly!”ĪNSON WAINWRIGHT: ERROL SPENCE JR. It would be great for the sport and – providing we can cut through the political nonsense – an undisputed heavyweight championship fight with Fury would be colossal. Despite the fact that I’m picking Oleksandr Usyk to defeat Anthony Joshua for a second time, I’d love to see AJ get his revenge. “I know, I know, the stars need to align in a big damn way for this one to happen. Murodjon Akhmadaliev for the vacant Ring Magazine 122-pound championship because A) it’s a fascinating stylistic matchup between two overlooked world-beaters (both of whom possess underrated skill, technique, athleticism and heart), and B) because it will hopefully set up the mega-clash I want to see the most in 2023, which is the winner vs. But I’m going to go with another undisputed championship in a division known mainly to hardcore fans - the junior featherweight class. “I’m sure most of the folks are going to go with Spence-Crawford or Beterbiev-Bivol, and those are great showdowns for undisputed championships in traditional ‘glamor divisions. THE RING MAGAZINE/ RINGTV.COMĭOUG FISCHER: STEPHEN FULTON Vs. I enlisted several of my Ring colleagues and boxing insiders to give their thoughts and musings on the subject. What fight do you want to see more than any other in the second half of 2022? The best facing the best is a rarity in boxing, but the sport does have a plethora of unified and undisputed champions across the male and female divisions.

claiming his third welterweight title by stopping the valiant Yordenis Ugas in 10 rounds Tyson Fury hammering Dillian Whyte in six Shakur Stevenson winning a lopsided 12-round unanimous decision over Oscar Valdez to unify junior lightweight titles Katie Taylor narrowly defeating Amanda Serrano in an instant classic Dmitry Bivol upsetting boxing’s biggest star, Canelo Alvarez Jermell Charlo stopping Brian Castano to become the undisputed 154-pound champion Devin Haney becoming the undisputed lightweight champion with a clinical display of boxing against George Kambosos Naoya Inoue scoring a brutal second-round stoppage of Nonito Donaire to add a third bantamweight title and, most recently, Artur Beterbiev showcasing his devastating power with a second-round stoppage over Joe Smith Jr. We had a hot stretch of big fights over a five-week period: Errol Spence Jr. The first quarter of the boxing calendar was pretty slow but the second quarter more than made up for that. The first half of 2022 is officially in the books.