After Dmitry Bivol's dethroning of Artur Beterbiev as undisputed light heavyweight champion, all the talk is about a trilogy fight. Owen Lewis believes it’s too late.

Just 133 days after he lost his belts in a narrow majority decision loss to Artur Beterbiev, Dmitry Bivol found himself on the verge of letting a second chance at becoming the undisputed light heavyweight champion slip through his grasp.

Dmitry Bivol's résumé is inarguably one of the best in boxing after his revenge win over Artur Beterbiev, but is he the pound-for-pound best of the best?

The final CompuBox stats for the evening had Bivol landing 142 punches and Beterbiev landing 137. In terms of power punches, Beterbiev was credited with landing 90 while Bivol scored with 84. Bivol was more accurate while Beterbiev was more active.

Dmitry Bivol beat Artur Beterbiev in their rematch at the anb Arena earning a majority decision win (114-114, 116-112, 115-113) to become the undisputed light heavyweight champion. The Russian has now avenged his sole career loss,

The 34-year-old Russian avenged his only loss in his high-profile rematch to climb up the top 10. Plus, there's a new No. 1 atop the list.