- Artur Beterbievwas the former IBF, WBC, WBO, WBA World Light Heavyweight champion.
- Beterbiev holds a pro record of 21-1 record with a 95% finish rate.
- Beterbiev is coming off a majority decision loss to Dmitry Bivol in their championship rematch.
Artur Beterbiev absorbed his first-ever career defeat at the hands of Dmitry Bivol in their unification rematch on Feb. 22 inside the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, via majority decision.
Despite this setback, Beterbiev is still a top name in online sports betting, especially whenever his boxing odds are available.
When will the Russian-born fighter, who now lives in Canada, fight next? And who will be his next opponent? Find out the details below, plus other important information about him.
When Is Artur Beterbiev’s Next Fight?
Beterbiev’s next fight is yet to be determined, but he’s likely to face Bivol in a rubber match later this year to settle their rivalry and break the tie in their 1-1 head-to-head score.
Artur Beterbiev Boxing Record and Titles
- Boxing record: 21-1
- Wins by TKO/KO: 20
- Wins by decision: 1
- Number of world titles won: 4
- World titles won: IBF World Light Heavyweight title, WBC World Light Heavyweight title, WBO World Light Heavyweight title, and WBA World Light Heavyweight title.
- Number of title defenses: 8
Artur Beterbiev Notable Wins
Beterbiev has defeated notable opponents like Tavoris Cloud, Joe Smith Jr., Oleksandr Gvozdyk, Gabriel Campillo, Callum Smith, Marcus Browne, Anthony Yarde, and Bivol.
Artur Beterbiev Boxing Earnings
Beterbiev’s total estimated boxing earnings from his career are between $6 million and $8 million. Since becoming a world champion in 2018, a considerable portion of his earnings has come from his world title defenses.
Artur Beterbiev Trainer, Coach, and Cornermen
Marc Ramsay is Beterbiev’s head coach and trainer. Other notable names in his corner and camp are Andre Kulesza, his strength and conditioning coach, and Russ Anber, his cutman.
