Beterbiev is ready to go down to 168 for the fight with Canelo

Andrew Karlov March 20, 2021, 5:37 p.m.

The WBC and IBF light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev after defeating the German Adam Deines, spoke about his further rivals.

“What about the fight with Saul Alvarez? Of course, I am ready to consider any suggestions. Canelo is a great fighter, I like him. Even so, I would have fought him. For the sake of such a fight, I could even, in principle, go down to 168.

"Andre Ward? He goes to the events, he comments. If he comes back, I'm ready. But he will not be able to immediately fight for the belt like that, he will need fights before that. After all, he's retired for a long time,” Beterbiev said.

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