Beterbiev's Blazing Victory Lights Up the Ring!

Artur Beterbiev showcased his unstoppable prowess in the much-anticipated bout against Callum Smith, extending his undefeated streak to an impressive 20-0, all victories sealed with resounding stoppages.

The clash, initially delayed due to an injury hiccup, finally unfolded with Beterbiev's thunderous punches and often overlooked boxing finesse. Throughout his professional career, the Russian had left a trail of knockout triumphs, and Smith, unfortunately, became the latest victim.

Fueled by the home crowd's energy, Beterbiev wasted no time asserting dominance, landing early blows that rattled Smith. Although the challenger navigated his way into the second round, Beterbiev's constant threats loomed large.

As the rounds progressed, Beterbiev intensified the pressure, delivering punishing jabs that disrupted Smith's composure. Despite the Briton's attempts to counter, Beterbiev's powerful right-hand blows proved too much to handle.

In the fourth round, Beterbiev relentlessly pursued Smith, relentlessly attacking and breaching his defenses. The culmination occurred in Round 7, where, at the 2:00 mark, Beterbiev secured the victory, maintaining both his light heavyweight titles and unbeaten record.

Making history, Beterbiev became the first to floor Smith, sending him to the canvas twice in the decisive round. Downplaying his achievement, Beterbiev attributed his success to luck and acknowledged his coaches' role in preparing him for the match.

Post-victory, Beterbiev set his sights on Dmitry Bivol, the WBA light heavyweight titleholder, expressing his desire for a unification bout. Despite Bob Arum's indication that the fight is not yet confirmed, Beterbiev remains determined to secure the fourth belt, eyeing a clash three months post-Ramadan.

For Smith, this marks his second career loss, following a previous defeat to Canelo Alvarez. As the boxing world buzzes with Beterbiev's triumph, the anticipation for future bouts reaches new heights.

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