David Benavidez's revelation of his past success sparring Dmitry Bivol may be why the newly crowned undisputed light heavyweight champion's promoters aren't

“Dmitry Bivol must fight David Benavidez next,” the WBC said in a division-by-division update about all of its titleholders.

Dmitry Bivol vs. Artur Beterbiev 2 was as good, if not better, than their first fight. Let's finish the trilogy now before other big bouts get in the way.

Dmitry Bivol, the undisputed world champion in the light heavyweight division, shared his future plans following his victory over Artur Beterbiev at a boxing event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Canelo Alvarez will be an interested spectator when Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol meet on Saturday. The two light heavyweight stars do battle in a rematch of their epic clash from October, where Beterbiev defeated Bivol by majority decision to add the WBA belt to his WBC, WBO and IBF titles and become undisputed light heavyweight champion.

After Dmitry Bivol's dethroning of Artur Beterbiev as undisputed light heavyweight champion, all the talk is about a trilogy fight. Owen Lewis believes it’s too late.

Dmitry Bivol’s promoter, Frank Smith, wants to make the fight with Canelo Alvarez over David Benavidez. Bivol became the Undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion after having defeated Artur Beterbiev via a majority decision in the rematch.

The 34-year-old Russian avenged his only loss in his high-profile rematch to climb up the top 10. Plus, there's a new No. 1 atop the list.