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Gennady Golovkin vs David Lemieux Live Stream is here. It would seem that the International Boxing Federation (IBF) committed an error when they were searching for an adversary for #2 IBF Artur Beterbiev (9-0, 9 KOs) for his IBF light heavyweight eliminator session on the undercard of the Lucian Bute versus James DeGale card on November 28th Quebec City.

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At first, rather than choosing No.13 IBF Igor Mikhalkin (17-1, 9 KOs), as the IBF ought to have done, they skipped him and rather chose No.14 IBF Karo Murat as the rival for Beterbiev to battle on November 28th. It was just later that the IBF got to be mindful that they had skirted the higher positioned #13 Mikhalkin in selecting a rival for Beterbiev.

Mikhalkin has acknowledged the battle with Beterbiev, and arrangements are relied upon to push forward.

In the event that the two contenders' administration is not able to go to an understanding then it will go to a satchel offer.

With respect to the lower positioned #14 IBF Karo Murat, he gives off an impression of being up the creek without a paddle similarly as him having the capacity to partake in the IBF eliminator against Beterbiev. In any case, maybe it's pretty much too, in light of the fact that Murat would have been a long shot to win at any rate on the grounds that he doesn't have the same sort of size and punching force that Beterbiev has going for him.

"Appears that Mikhalkin [was] ignored when Murat was chosen," Beterbiev's; promoter Yvon Michel said to ESPN.com. "Be that as it may, the Russian had need on account of his positioning. The IBF made the best possible amendment. In the event that we don't go to an understanding, there will be a tote offer on Oct. 20, however I as of now addresses his chief, Erol Ceylan, and I trust we will go to an arranged arrangement," Michel said.

The 31-year-old Mikhalkin has battled basically lower level restriction his whole eight-year ace vocation. The best adversary that Mikhalkin has confronted so far is Aleksy Kuziemski, who beat him by a 8 round consistent choice in 2008.

Beterbiev's promoter had little fortunes in at first attempting to get a rival to face him. #11 IBF Sullivan Barrera consented to battle Beterbiev, yet then he couldn't take the battle because of visa issues. Yunieski Gonzalez turned down the battle.

Beterbiev is a two-time Russian Olympian, who holds two triumphs over Sergey Kovalev in the beginners in their local Russia. In the event that Beterbiev massacres Mikhalkin in the IBF light heavyweight eliminator session, then he'll turn into the IBF 175lb obligatory challenger to Kovalev.