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Speaker 1: Well, it is my great pleasure to welcome back to

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our podcast. For this episode, it's none other than the

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WBA light Heavyweight Champion, Dimitridivo Dmitri. We're here to talk

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about you have a big, huge fight, a historic fight,

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a fight that I know you have wanted for a

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very long time.

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Speaker 2: It is here.

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Speaker 1: You'll be fighting against Arthur better BEV, who was the

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lineal champion, also has the other three titles that you

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would like to own for the undisputed light Heavyweight Championship.

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It will take place October twelfth on a Read Season card,

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the card that opens the new Read Season festival in Riad,

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Saudi Arabia in the United States. The fight is live

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on ESPN Plus. Thank you very much, my understanding. As

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you went directly from your press conference with better BV

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that was in London, directly to Read to finish out

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your training camp in Saudi Arabia, how has that been

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going for you?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, everything was good. We came here, we already to

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start training. We are going to nice juam and we

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have a nice mood. Everything is good.

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Speaker 1: As I mentioned, Dimitri, I know how significant this fight

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has been. It's a fight that you and your opponent,

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Arthur Better BF have both wanted for a while. You

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both have held versions of the light heavyweight title for

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quite a while, and now this is to set all

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the issue of who is number one. So my main

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question to start off with is what would it mean

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to you to become the first ever four belt light

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heavyweight champion, the undisputed champ, the lineal champ, have no

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more belts to collect?

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Speaker 2: You Sure it could be first. It wasn't Roy Jones

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before in two thousand fall.

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Speaker 1: Maybe well, you'll you'll be the first. I'm going to

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get to a question about Roy Jones, but you'll be

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the first, or if he wins of the four belts

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time to have all the four.

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Speaker 2: Belts that time it was three belts. Yeah, yes, sir, Okay, okay, okay.

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You know it means a lot. It means you know,

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it's just the final step in my career. I'm in

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boxing since nineteen ninety six and all this journey was

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for was for this to get this chance and to win,

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and I will try to do all my best. Of course,

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it means a lot. I don't want to even think

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about it to go because when I start thinking about it,

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I have a goose bump. I'm just trying to think

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about only the fight, only the because the fight also

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is really exciting for me because he's the most dangerous

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fighter with one hundred percent KO and for me, it's

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exciting to try my skills against this guy. And I'm

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trying to think about this not about belts.

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Speaker 1: Well, like you mentioned Roy Jones, I have to ask

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you about the historical nature of the fight. Roy Jones

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became the undisputed light heavyweight champion. That was still when

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it was three belts that were considered to be undisputed.

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There was the fourth belt, but nobody thought you had

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to have that to be called the undisputed champ. And

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so when he did that, it was nineteen ninety nine

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against Reggie Johnson, and he unified the three belts. Dmitri,

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that is twenty five years ago. It hasn't happened since.

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So when I tell you that, what do you think

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about the nature of that historical aspect of this fight

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that one of you two guys is about to accomplish.

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Speaker 2: Of course, I'm thinking that it's amazing that I could

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be a part of the history. I could mark my

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name and the history. Of course, it's amazing. It's a

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bonus for fighters who is working hard, because it's just

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kind of a luck. You know, a lot of fighters

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are working hard, but the luck is not giving them

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the chance like this. But I got it, and I

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so appreciate to universe. I don't know, but I appreciate

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to be the part of historical fight.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm certainly glad that it's happening, but it was

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supposed to have happened, as you know, on June first,

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and unfortunately your opponent, Arthur better Be I've suffered a

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knee injury. He was forced to postpone the fight, And

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I'm wondering, you know, you were you were hard in training,

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he was hard in training. You're getting ready for the fight.

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How was it to deal with just mentally, to like

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know the work you'd put in and now all of

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a sudden it's it's delayed again. You've been waiting for

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it for a long time, and you've got to now

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go through another couple of months and start over again

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really preparing for the fight.

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Speaker 2: To be honest, I'm trying to think positive about everything.

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What's happening. Would me at that time? I just okay,

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he injured this is sport, this is boxing, it's professional sport.

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It could be laid this. I just need to not

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be stuck in this point. I have to move forward

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and I will give this chance again. And I got

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another fight. I checked my skills and I trained more.

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Maybe it's it's for better.

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Speaker 1: So like you said, you went through and you fought anyway,

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you stayed active. They were able to get you into

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opponent for that June first card. They just you know,

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instead of being in the main event, they moved you

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down some of those other fights, took pressent over that,

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and you scored a pretty impressive six round knockout against

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maliks In not I just wondered, before you got into

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the fight, when you knew that the fight between yourself

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and Arthur was postponed. At any time, did you consider

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not fighting and not risking the fight because you never

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know what's gonna happen when the bell rings. You could

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get injured, you could get cut, you could lose, and

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there goes the undisputed fight.

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Speaker 2: To be honest, I didn't worry too much about it

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because I just was focused on the fight on my leak,

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to be honest, and I didn't know what in his head,

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he could be very serious to this fight, or she

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could even win win. Yeah, because he's young, he's he

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never lost and will. I didn't think too much about

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better beef fights that time. When I realized that the

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fight is the postponed, I just forget, forgot about Bitter Beef,

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and I was thinking about Malik, and I didn't have

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anything in my mind. This is how I'm trying to

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think always. If you were thinking about Malique, about the

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Bitter Beef, about somebody else, you were just fighting in

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your head against the three two guys. You know you

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should do it. You should think about on the one.

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Speaker 1: So when you fought, when you fought my leak, I mean,

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you got your first knockout since twenty eighteen, you had

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got nine fights without a knockout. I've seen you score

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some very nice knockouts. I wonder how satisfying it was

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it to get back in a knockout on your record.

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And were you at all sort of ever concerned that

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you'd been, you know, such a while without getting a knockout?

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Speaker 2: Uh, you know, you know I was trying to I'm sorry,

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somebody was calling. You know. I didn't think too much

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about about knockouts. I was just focused more about to

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be winner of each fight which I got, and to

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be active and to be available for the chance when

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I give it, when I have it, I just have

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to be ready for the chance, like like this time,

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I got a chance, and I'm ready. I have my belt,

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I have my health, and I can I can fight.

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I didn't worry about no cuts or not no cuts.

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Speaker 1: You did mention a minute ago about how you know

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you wanted to test your skills against him, especially because

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he is a fighter who has one hundred percent knockout percentage.

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He's knocked out all twenty opponents that he has faced

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as the professional. Now, I know you haven't hit by

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him yet, but I assume you're familiar with the record.

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I guess you probably have watched at least a little

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bit of him on video. I just wonder before you

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face him, when you see that knockout, the number of knockouts,

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he asked, how do you in your mind assess his

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power between that and maybe what you have seen if

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you've watched any videos of him.

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Speaker 2: He's he's really strong. He born to be strong. You know,

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some people are born with good speed, with good movements,

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with good something. But he born just strong guy. It's

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not even about his punch. His body is strong. If

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you look at him, how he moves, how he is,

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how he's wrestling, when he's in the clinch, you can

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see that he's just strong and and what you I

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just need to deal with this.

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Speaker 1: I've watched him. You push ups on his fingertips. You

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can tell he's strong.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's doing a lot of things which shows

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that he's strong. But you could you could see it

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just on the ring that he's strong.

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Speaker 1: So of all the all the fighters you have faced,

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and Demeter, you have faced a lot of outstanding fighters

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in your career. Who has hit you the hardest so far?

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I think maybe like Joe Smith comes to mind.

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Speaker 2: Maybe you know, there is a different strong punches, you know,

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like with the With the Smith, it's like heavy, just

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heavy punches, you know, slow heavy, but it's hurting. With Pascal,

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he's more explos explosive, you know, and sharp sharp, heavy

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sharp strong with better beefs. He's just not like heavy.

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He's just like stones. His arms like like some concrete arms.

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Speaker 1: It looks like so he you know, we know how

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good he is because we've seen him also against top opponents.

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You have the common opponent of Joe Smith, who we

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knocked out very easily. You know what, you went very

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deep into that fight. But he is thirty nine years old.

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He has been more inactive than you and I wonder

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and he's had injury issues. Have you noticed any slippage

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in him or do you expect to see a to

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meet an Arthur Bitterbie at the absolute top of his

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game when you get.

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Speaker 2: In the ring with him. Of course, I'm trying to

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think about that he will be in the best shape

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because it's just respects to the opponent.

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Speaker 1: Okay, fair enough, I wanted to ask you. I mean,

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this was sort of interesting to me. Is just just

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not that long ago. We had Canelo Alvarez. He fought

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his fight, defended the super middleweight title against u Berlanga

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on September fourteenth, and what he said after that fight

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was he wanted to stay in the super middleweight division.

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He didn't have any desire to go back to light

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heavyweight except if you were to beat Arthur better Beef

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to get a shot at you for the undisputed title

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in a rematch. Obviously, I know you got a very

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significant fight that's sitting right in front of you. But

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in the back of your mind. I know there was

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conversations about you and Canelo having a rematch. At one

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point it didn't happen. Are you open to a rematch

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if you're the victor in this fight and doing it

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in defense of your titles at one hundred and thirty

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five pounds.

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Speaker 2: You know, we didn't talk with him at all about

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very much. We didn't have any conversations. He didn't have

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any conversations with our team, but he was talking about it.

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And now it's the same she's saying, but will she

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I need to fight against Bitter B and then we

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will see some options. What will happen. I hope I

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will win. I will try to do all my best,

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But now I'm focused on Bitter B fight for the Canala.

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I'm open for everybody who wants to make big fights.

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I was opened before and I will be opened after.

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Speaker 1: Also, my recollection, Demeter, is that when you were open

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to that before, though he wanted to fight you at

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one hundred and seventy five, your thought was, you know what,

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I'd like to fight him again, but do it at

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one hundred and sixty eight to try to become the

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underspeted champ in the one sixty eight well way class.

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So when you say you're open to it, are you

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open to it at one hundred and seventy five pounds?

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Speaker 2: Doesn't matter, you know, one hundred and seventy five, one

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sixty I was talking about this on media. Yeah, I

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prefer to fight one six state for his belt. But

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how we all know, how how how do you am

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making in boxing? There were no negotiations at all. You

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know you're saying on the on the media that you know,

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fight once sixty, but let's let's talk about one seventy

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this is our offer for you or something. We didn't

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have this, We didn't discuss, discuss anything, and it just

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just nothing. We just know it's useless to talk about it.

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Speaker 1: You know, now, when a when a when a fighter

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becomes the undisputed champion, I know you have every intention

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of doing that by beating better be off because you

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got all the belts. You also got all the mandatories

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and all the other guys that you that the organizations

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want you to fight, and you'll be you'll be uh

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at some point, I guess you have you know, a

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very deep group of opponents, because you've got other guys

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with interim and regular titles. That's David Morrell and Bwatzi

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who just got an interim title, and obviously David Benavitez

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is there. When you look at the landscape of your

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weight class, besides yourself and Better bef who do you

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think stands out as guys that could you know, be

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a challenge to you at some point in the future.

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Speaker 2: This names to which you say, of course, all these guys,

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it could be my opponents in the future, just the

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one of the best fighters in our weight division, in

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our weight class, of course it could be.

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Speaker 1: So I want to just wrap up with this. When

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I think about the match between yourself and better Bev

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and the way that it might go looking at it

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from the outside, I think the general thought from many people,

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as you know, as we've talked about Arthur betder Biev

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just a massive puncher, great knockout artist, really strong, as

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you saw talked about. And then there's Dmitri Bevl can

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punch a little bit, certainly, but but really more well

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known for just great skills, good defense, you know, quick hands,

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and that it's sort of like whichever guy can impose

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their style that it would come down to either he

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can knock you out or Dmitri Bevo can out box him.

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I wonder your thoughts about how you think that the

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fight goes, and if that description you know is the same,

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is what you think the way the fib will go.

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Your skills and great boxing ability against his tremendous punching power.

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Speaker 2: Uh. You know, in my head a lot of different scenarios. Uh.

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And that which you said he could knock me out

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or I could out boxing. Of course there is also

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uh and everything could happen. This is boxing. But the

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main thing that I have to be the best version

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of the miteri bigo. I cannot create anything new. Just

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be realistic. He cannot create anything new for this short time.

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M hm. We will just be ourselves and the ring

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and we will win that one who's small focus and

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who who feels himself better in this At this day.

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Speaker 1: I understand that. Well, I have to tell you to

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meet you. I've been saying this for a long time,

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ever since this fight was made that to me, this

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is the best boxing match on the boxing calendar for

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the entire year of twenty twenty four, And there's been

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a lot of tremendous matchups, so I'm really looking forward

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to it. I wish you the best of luck in

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the fight, and I really thank you for doing this.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Thank you so much. Then,