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Artur Beterbiev Net Worth 2024, Next Fight, Wife, Record & More Who is Artur Beterbiev? Artur Beterbiev is a professional light heavyweight boxer of Chechen descent, renowned for his remarkable punching power and perfect record of 20 wins, all by knockout. Currently, he remains the only world champion in boxing with a knockout ratio of 100%. Born on January 21, 1985, in Khasavyurt, Dagestan, Russia, he represents a lineage of fighters that thrive in the combat sports tradition of his hometown. Beterbiev is a unified world champion, holding the IBF, WBC, and WBO titles. His aggressive, come-forward style and knockout ability have earned him a reputation as one of the most feared boxers, not just in his division but the entire sport. Beterbiev started boxing at the age of 11, heavily influenced by his four older brothers. Initially, he was involved in wrestling, a sport in which his hometown excelled, but his brothers introduced him to boxing to keep him off the streets. His style, often compared to Mike Tysonâ€™s due to his ferocity and power, has made him a formidable force in professional boxing. Despite his incredible achievements, Beterbiev remains humble, considering himself an â€œordinary boxer.â€ Artur Beterbievâ€™s Early Life Artur Beterbiev grew up in a challenging environment in Dagestan, a region marked by war and hardship following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. His family was directly affected by the chaos, providing shelter to refugees during the Chechen wars. Beterbievâ€™s father, Gasan Beterbiev, was the primary breadwinner until he tragically passed away in a car accident in 2001. At just 16, Artur was deeply affected by this loss, but his mother and brothers supported him through these difficult times. MOSCOW, RUSSIA – MARCH 21, 2021: Russia s Artur Beterbiev is seen after winning his light heavyweight 79.3 bout against Germany s Adam Deines at a professional boxing event at Megasport Arena. Valery Sharifulin/TASS PUBLICATIONxINxGERxAUTxONLY TS0F9FF6 After his fatherâ€™s death, Beterbievâ€™s mother insisted that he attend an Olympic boxing college in Moscow, where his amateur career took off. His early success in Russia’s national competitions led him to become a dominant force on the international amateur stage. Beterbiev won multiple amateur titles, including two European Championships (2006 and 2010) and a World Championship (2009). He was also the AIBAâ€™s pound-for-pound top boxer in 2010. His amateur career consisted of about 300 bouts, making him one of the most decorated amateurs in his division. Artur Beterbievâ€™s Wife and Children Artur Beterbiev is married to Medina, a Russian woman, and the couple has four childrenâ€”two sons and two daughtersâ€”aged between 7 and 14. Despite his public career, Beterbiev is a private individual who prefers to keep his personal life away from the media spotlight. The family lives in MontrÃ©al, Canada, where Beterbiev moved in 2013 to pursue his professional boxing career. Beterbievâ€™s dedication to his family is evident. He often rushes home after fights or training camps to spend time with his wife and children. Although he doesnâ€™t share many details about his family in public, his social media occasionally features pictures of his loved ones, showcasing his commitment to maintaining a balanced life outside the ring. Beterbievâ€™s family plays a significant role in his life, providing him with the emotional support he credits for his success in the sport. Artur Beterbievâ€™s Net Worth 2024 As of 2024, Artur Beterbievâ€™s net worth is estimated at approximately $6 million. The bulk of his earnings come from his fights, with his largest payout being $1.6 million for his knockout victory over Callum Smith. His career earnings are reported to be over $10 million, including purses from high-profile bouts against opponents like Joe Smith Jr. and Marcus Browne. Beterbievâ€™s upcoming fight with Dmitry Bivol is expected to be his most lucrative yet, potentially netting him an additional $10 million. LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 25: (L-R) Artur Beterbiev and Dmitrii Bivol hold their belts as they pose for a photo following the face off during the Beterbiev v Bivol IV Crown Showdown Press Conference at Old Billingsgate Market on September 25, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty Images) In addition to his boxing income, Beterbiev also benefits from sponsorship deals. His main sponsor is Rival, a boxing equipment company that provides him with gear and pays for promotional partnerships. These endorsement deals contribute significantly to his overall net worth, allowing him to earn income outside the ring. Artur Beterbievâ€™s Career Timeline 1990s: Introduced to boxing at the age of 11 by his brothers. 2006: Won the European Amateur Boxing Championships after defeating Kenneth Egan, Ismail Sillakh, and a few others. 2009: Secured a Gold Medal in the Light Heavyweight division at the AIBA World Boxing Championships in Milan, Italy by beating Cuban Jose Larduet and Uzbek Elshod Rasulov. 2010: Named AIBAâ€™s pound-for-pound #1 amateur boxer after winning the European Championships for the second time. 2013: Turned professional, moving to MontrÃ©al, Canada, and signing with Groupe Yvon Michel (GYM). 2014: Knocked out Tavoris Cloud to win the NABA Light Heavyweight Championship. 2017: Became IBF Light Heavyweight Champion by knocking out Enrico KÃ¶lling. 2019: Unified the WBC and IBF Light Heavyweight titles after defeating Oleksandr Gvozdyk. 2022: Added the WBO Light Heavyweight title to his collection by beating Joe Smith Jr. 2024: Preparing for an undisputed Light Heavyweight title clash against WBA Champion Dmitry Bivol. Artur Beterbievâ€™s Partnerships and Endorsements The 39-year-old has several sponsorship deals, the most prominent being with Rival, a boxing equipment company that supplies him with gear and financial support. He frequently wears Rival-branded gear during his training camps and fights. Beterbiev has also secured partnerships with Russian-based sponsors, further boosting his income. These deals, along with his fight earnings, ensure that Beterbiev remains financially stable as he approaches the latter part of his career. Talking about his partnerships in boxing, he has been promoted by a few promoters over his 20-fight career. Entering the professional circuit in 2013, he was signed on by Yvon Michel of Groupe Yvon Michel (GYM) under a promotional contract. After a drawn-out court battle, in 2018, he severed his promotional contract and joined hands with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Boxing. However, that partnership didn’t last long as after just one fight, he left Hearn and joined hands with Bob Arum‘s Top Rank and ESPN. PHILADELPHIA, UNITED STATES – OCTOBER 19, 2019: Artur Beterbiev of Russia (L front) poses with the IBF and WBC belts as he celebrates victory in a light heavyweight IBF-WBC world title unification boxing fight against Oleksandr Gvozdyk of Ukraine (not pictured) at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; right front: US boxing promoter Robert (Bob) Arum. Valery Sharifulin/TASS (Photo by Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images) Artur Beterbievâ€™s Career Stats and Record Next fight:Â Oct. 12 vs. Dmitry Bivol Record:Â 20-0, 20 KOs DOB:Â Jan. 21, 1995 Age:Â 39 Stance:Â Orthodox Reach:Â 73 inches Height:Â 5-foot-11Â½ PHILADELPHIA, UNITED STATES – OCTOBER 19, 2019: IBF belt-holder Artur Beterbiev of Russia (L) and WBC titlist Oleksandr Gvozdyk of Ukraine compete in a light heavyweight world title unification boxing fight at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; Beterbiev won the bout. Valery Sharifulin/TASS (Photo by Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images)   Date Opponent Result   10/12/2024 Dmitry Bivol For Bivol’s WBA and Beterbiev’s WBC, IBF and WBO light heavyweight titles  01/13/2024 Callum Smith W, TKO7 – Retained WBC/IBF/WBO light heavyweight titles  01/28/2023 Anthony Yarde W, TKO8 – Retained WBC/IBF/WBO light heavyweight titles  06/18/2022 Joe Smith Jr. W, TKO2 – Retained IBF/WBC, won WBO light heavyweight title  12/17/2021 Marcus Browne W, KO9 – Retained IBF/WBC light heavyweight titles  03/20/2021 Adam Deines W, TKO10 – Retained IBF/WBC light heavyweight titles  10/18/2019 Oleksandr Gvozdyk W, TKO10 – Retained IBF, won WBC light heavyweight title  05/04/2019 Radivoje Kalajdzic W, KO5 – Retained IBF light heavyweight title  10/06/2018 Callum Johnson W, KO4 – Retained IBF light heavyweight title  11/11/2017 Enrico Koelling W, KO12 – Won IBF light heavyweight title  12/23/2016 Isidro Ranoni W, TKO1  06/04/2016 Ezequiel Osvaldo Maderna W, TKO4  06/12/2015 Alexander Johnson W, TKO7  04/04/2015 Gabriel Campillo W, KO4  12/19/2014 Jeff Page Jr. W, KO2  09/27/2014 Tavoris Cloud W, KO2  08/22/2014 Alvaro Enriquez W, TKO1  01/18/2014 Gabriel Lecrosnier W, TKO4  11/30/2013 Billy Bailey W, KO1  09/28/2013 Rayco Saunders W, TKO3  06/08/2013 Christian Cruz W, TK   Artur Beterbievâ€™s Titles Current Titles: IBF Light Heavyweight World Champion (2017â€“Present) WBC Light Heavyweight World Champion (2019â€“Present) WBO Light Heavyweight World Champion (2022â€“Present)  Past Titles: WBOâ€“NABO Champion (2014â€“2015) WBO International Champion (2015â€“2016) IBF North American Champion (2014â€“2017) WBAâ€“NABA Champion (2014â€“2017)  Artur Beterbievâ€™s Social Media Accounts  Instagram @arturbeterbiev  Twitter @ABeterbiev  Personal Information  Full Name Artur Asilbekovich Beterbiev  Popular Name Artur Beterbiev  Date Of Birth January 21, 1985  Birth Place Khasavyurt, Dagestan, Russia  Age 39  Height 5’11Â½” (1.82 m)  Weight 175 lbs (79.55 kg)  Parents Gasan Beterbiev (father, deceased), mother (name not disclosed)  Siblings Five siblings, including Abdul-Beter Beterbiev  Nationality Russian, Canadian  Ethnicity Chechen  Net Worth $6 million (as of 2024)  Salary Approx. $1.6 million per fight. $10 million for Dmitry Bivol fight  Spouse Medina  Relationship/Marital Status Married  Children Four (two sons, two daughters)  Profession Professional Boxer  Team Top Rank Promotions  Titles IBF, WBC, WBO Light Heavyweight Champion

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