The 36-year-old Beitbiev currently has a professional record of 16 wins and 16 KO opponents, and is the world champion with the highest KO rate in the boxing world today, with a KO rate of 100%. Bertbiev is 1.82 meters tall, with an arm span of 1.85 meters, and has played 82 rounds in all 16 professional matches. Beitbeev won the 2009 World Boxing Championships as an amateur boxer, but lost to Usik (19-0, 13KO) twice, a small margin, both 13-17, when the force still crushed Usik. Now the Avarez (57-1-2, 39KO) team is also targeting Beit Biev, likely to fight in September next year, if Avarez successfully defeats WBC sub-heavyweight Makabu (28-2, 25KO) in May.
Marcus Brown, 31, currently has a professional record of 24 wins and 1 loss, 16 ko opponents, and now ranks 8th overall in boxrec-175 pounds. Brown is 1.87 meters tall, with an arm span of 1.92 meters, and his figure is slenderr than Betbeev, and his strength is inferior. Brown's biggest victory to date was a massive victory over former middleweight/light heavyweight Swede Badu Jack in points in the 12th round of January 2019, but lost technical points to Jim Pascal in August of the same year, during which he was knocked down three times. The odds for the match are now 1-10 and Betbeev is seriously bullish.
Ahead of this home match, American boxer Steve Rose (20-1, 11KO), who had been KO-4 by Gennadi Golovkin (41-1-1, 36KO) for four rounds, will also be on stage to play a super-middleweight game scheduled for 10 rounds. Below is the table of main match matches.