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Watch: Beterbiev vs bivol 2 hunters trainings
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World Boxing News provides live relationships from Beterbiew vs Bivol Fighter via Turk Alalshikh from Saudi Arabia.
Gusty to see how all the main participants are preparing for a great event on Saturday evening in Saudi Arabia.
Starting from 13:00 ET, Artur Beterbiv, Dmitriry Bivol, Joseph Parker, Daniel Dubois and other warriors entering the ring to the Saturday historical card will participate in live training. Dazn. The legendary event will take place on Saturday, February 22 and will be broadcast live around the world to Dazn PPV (9:30 ET) from the Anb Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Fighter quotes:
Artur Beterbiev
“We have learned different things, such as what we need to improve and what we need to improve. We did something about these things, so we’ll see. “
“There are many things and aspects in which I can improve, so we’ll see.”
“I think it’s because of experience. Being in good shape is helpful for your body for a long time. “
Dmitriry Bivol
“I just have to be better in all positions. I have to be faster, more arduous, smarter. Everything must be better. “
“I learned about myself. That I don’t like losing and I have to push more. More blows and more strength. “
Daniel Dubois
“I’m flying. I feel really confident, ready to work. The conversation is ready, it’s time to go to work. “
“I only expect war. I am ready to fight. Whatever happens, I am ready to go through him and sleep. Just go for the next one. I’m hungry. “
Joseph Parker
“Listening to Andy (Lee), listening to George (Lockhart) and using what I learned during the camp, training and ring. It’s quite plain. Go there; Believe in yourself. I have confidence and I will prove to everyone that you can always come back from a loss. “
“I have to be myself. I have to focus on myself. Go there and make a game plan that Andy Lee introduced and become the world champion. “
Shakur Stevenson
“I am ready to show the world that I am a star. I think I am one of the best warriors in boxing sport. The world will learn on February 22. “
They can expect that the best warrior will show up. That’s what I will do. “
Carlos Adams
“Because they still called me, I thought it would be my next victim. I feel they think they can beat me, but they can’t. “
“I just have to decade him.”
Hamzah Sheeraz
“After Emril Williams, I was a pretender No. 1 for the belt. It only made sense. “
“Just do what I do. Stay disciplined, stay concentrated and just have fun. “
Vergil Ortiz Jr.
“This is the first defense of the title against a very good opponent. It’s not better. “
“I feel fine. I feel really good in this weight class. I am ready to be here for a long time. If the opportunity appears at 160, we will also take it. We’ll see what the future will bring. “
“Crawford and I are of course different warriors, different approaches, which means different gaps in armor. But we always find a way. “
Israil Madrimov
“After Crawford, I learned from this experience. Now I want this fight and this belt for everyone. “
“It is significant to get a title for me, but at the same time I showed myself Crawford’s fight. After this, many fans know about me, so it’s significant to me. “
Zhilei Zhang
“It means a lot. After Joseph Parker lost, it means that I am coming back. Gigantic Bang is here. “
“Whatever he brings to the table, I have an answer for him.”
“I don’t know how far I can go, but now I feel great, I feel very youthful.”
Agit Kabayel
“Yes, I like it. You will see on Saturday, Underdog will shock the world again. “
“This is a compact world championship title. But after a compact title of the world, the great world championship title may come. “
Jodan
“One that I will win. However, it looks like I will go to the top. “
“It’s a style that should be a gel. Regardless of the style I have to ensure to win, I will do it. “
Callum Smith
“I feel fine. This is a good opportunity to get closer to the place where I want to be, and the world champion in two importance. “
“I think you just learn from all your fights. Loss of this kind increases where to improve. I assessed this, I looked at the reasons why I started briefly and felt that I improved myself in some areas, and that’s what I was a better warrior. “
“I think it will be a good fight. I think we should be quite good. This is not personal. I have a job and he has something I want. He has a momentary world championship title that brings me to the place where I want to be. So I will go there and do a job, and I believe that I will go to the top. “
Mohammed Alakel
“I hope that I worked so challenging on this and a very qualified performance.”
Ziead al Levaef
“When I am in Saudi Arabia, I feel like a superhero. I can’t wait to put on a cape and get up for this occasion and get up to the pressure again and again on Saturday evening. “
“Not what I like to happen, but that’s what I had to happen. Our biggest problem is that a month later we try to find solutions for something that happened today. I learned to trust this process; I needed this draw; I needed what I received from it. “
Information Beterbiev vs bivol 2
Beterbiv vs Bivol 2 headlines of the unbelievable card on February 22, which takes place at Riyadh’s Kingdom Arena in Saudi Arabia this weekend. Anthony Joshua winner Daniel Dubois defends his heavyweight IBF title against the former world champion of WBO Joseph Parker during the co-business event.
Meanwhile, Zhilei Zhang and Agit Kabayel are fighting for the free momentary heavyweight title WBC, and Israil Madrimov bidding on the impressive run of Vergil Ortiz Jr. In the same ward as Beterbiv vs Bivol, British rivals Joshua Batsi and Callum Smith collide. In addition, Carlos Adames defends his title of medium weight against the rising star of Hamzah Sheeraz.
Shakur Stevenson defends his lithe WBC title against the tardy replacement Josh Padley.
The event, “The Last Crescendo”, will be broadcast on television in Dazn Pay-Per-view Worldwide.
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Adrien also contrasted Ryan’s career with his own, pointing to his knockout loss and accusing him of quitting while insisting he has never been stopped.
“You got knocked out. You got stopped. I ain’t never got stopped, not ever against no matter who I fought,” Broner said. “You done quit.”
The 36-year-old then shifted from boxing to their personal relationship, saying Ryan had leaned on him during difficult times but failed to return the favor.
“When you were going through your s***, you was calling me, and I was answering every time,” Broner said. “So, don’t be on no fake s*** now.”
He closed by claiming Garcia had the resources to help him but chose not to.
“You call your people, and my people are ready. I ain’t with nobody. I’m doing this from the ground up,” Broner said. “If you felt that way about me, you would have came and picked me up. You had the money, right? You didn’t come and pick me up.”
Broner has not fought since his unanimous decision win over Blair Cobbs in June 2025 and has repeatedly called for high-profile opponents as he attempts to revive his career. Whether Garcia has any interest in the matchup remains to be seen, but Broner made it clear he’s looking for a title shot rather than a tune-up.
Adrien Broner just went OFF on Ryan Garcia and says he wants to fight him next 🗣️
“You got knocked out… I want to fight you next… I’ll take yo belt.
When you was going through your sh*t, you was calling me, and I was answering everytime.” pic.twitter.com/dE4EJokKME
— Source of Boxing (@Sourceofboxing) July 13, 2026
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Diego Pacheco Makes Debut with Buddy McGirt as Andy Cruzs Opponent Changes
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Cruz, who many fans believed did enough to defeat IBF lightweight champion Raymond Muratalla before dropping a disputed 12-round majority decision last January, had been scheduled to meet Bell in what was widely viewed as a more compelling matchup. Bell’s withdrawal forced Matchroom to find a replacement on short notice, with Montoya getting the opportunity.
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