Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 20 segments
#dmitrybivol #arturbeterbiev #daznboxing 🚨 \*\*BIVOL VS. SMITH IS OFFICIAL!\** Three major world titles, one dangerous challenger, and a Russian homecoming that could turn into a nightmare!…
Nestor GibbsHost
What up? What up? What up? What up? Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another edition of the Boxing Voice Radio.
We are back continuing our evening show series, trying to get you an evening show every day at 7:00 p.m. Eastern, 4:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
We're here to discuss the big news, the finalization of Dmitry Bivol versus Callum Smith.
Can Callum Smith shock Dmitry Bivol in his hometown or is the British underdog in for a rude awakening? Callum Smith allegedly isn't going to Russia just to collect a paycheck.
Dmitry Bivol only vacated the WBC as he would've had to tango with David Benavidez.
But the problem is that Callum Smith will be walking into the backyard of a man who made Canelo Alvarez look ordinary before Terence Crawford did it, and a man that went 24 rounds with Arthur Beterbiev.
So tell me something, TBV family, is Callum Smith the most dangerous underdog in the division or is Dmitry Bivol about to put on another boxing clinic? This is what we will be discussing.
Can Callum Smith realistically find championship level timing, get that ring rust off of him against one of boxing's most sharpest and dangerous technicians? And the Canelo-Beterbiev connection, both men defeated Smith while Bivol defeated both of those men.
Does boxing mathematics mean anything here? What about power versus precision? Can Smith's and his 22 knockouts translate into a meaningful, successful win against Dmitry Bivol? What about the Russia hometown advantage for Dmitry Bivol? Will the atmosphere help Bivol? And should judging be a concern in a competitive fight with Callum Smith being as though he will be in the backyard of Dmitry Bivol? Will Callum use the Buatsi blueprint? What did Smith show in that fight that could actually trouble Bivol? And the mandatory versus the mega fight.
Was defending against Smith the right business decision instead of prioritizing the Beterbiev three rematch or the D- David Benavidez undisputed fight? And what's the future of 175? Does a Bivol win make the Beterbiev trilogy inevitable, a waste of our time or should Benavidez be next? Just a couple of talking points for what we will be discussing here which is the return of Dmitry Bivol.
Is Callum Smith walking into a trap? The lightweight division is back and it's in the spotlight.
Those will be on the line, and standing across from him is the former champion- Who's already shared the ring with some dangerous names himself in Callum Smith.
What up? What up? What up? What up? Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another edition of the Boxing Voice Radio.
We are back continuing our evening show series, trying to get you an evening show every day at 7:00 p.m. Eastern, 4:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
We're here to discuss the big news, the finalization of Dmitry Bivol versus Callum Smith.
Can Callum Smith shock Dmitry Bivol in his hometown or is the British underdog in for a rude awakening? Callum Smith allegedly isn't going to Russia just to collect a paycheck.
Dmitry Bivol only vacated the WBC as he would've had to tango with David Benavidez.
But the problem is that Callum Smith will be walking into the backyard of a man who made Canelo Alvarez look ordinary before Terence Crawford did it, and a man that went 24 rounds with Arthur Beterbiev.
So tell me something, TBV family, is Callum Smith the most dangerous underdog in the division or is Dmitry Bivol about to put on another boxing clinic? This is what we will be discussing.
Can Callum Smith realistically find championship level timing, get that ring rust off of him against one of boxing's most sharpest and dangerous technicians? And the Canelo-Beterbiev connection, both men defeated Smith while Bivol defeated both of those men.
Does boxing mathematics mean anything here? What about power versus precision? Can Smith's and his 22 knockouts translate into a meaningful, successful win against Dmitry Bivol? What about the Russia hometown advantage for Dmitry Bivol? Will the atmosphere help Bivol? And should judging be a concern in a competitive fight with Callum Smith being as though he will be in the backyard of Dmitry Bivol? Will Callum use the Buatsi blueprint? What did Smith show in that fight that could actually trouble Bivol? And the mandatory versus the mega fight.
Was defending against Smith the right business decision instead of prioritizing the Beterbiev three rematch or the D- David Benavidez undisputed fight? And what's the future of 175? Does a Bivol win make the Beterbiev trilogy inevitable, a waste of our time or should Benavidez be next? Just a couple of talking points for what we will be discussing here which is the return of Dmitry Bivol.
Is Callum Smith walking into a trap? The lightweight division is back and it's in the spotlight.
Those will be on the line, and standing across from him is the former champion- Who's already shared the ring with some dangerous names himself in Callum Smith.
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