“For this victory, Petr will receive a Rolls-Royce Cullinan from me. Well deserved 🤝” - 1win Owner Five grueling rounds are in the books. Petr Yan defeats Merab Dvalishvili by unanimous decision and successfully defends his championship belt. Behind triumphs like this are years of hard work and iron discipline. 1win has always supported those who strive to be number one. And a luxury Rolls-Royce from the 1win Owner is the ultimate proof of that support.
The owner of betting brand 1win has promised Bantamweight champion Petr Yan a Rolls-Royce Cullinan as a reward for his unanimous-decision victory over Merab Dvalishvili. The gift was announced publicly after Yan went five rounds to retain his title. "For this victory, Petr will receive a Rolls-Royce Cullinan from me. Well deserved," the 1win owner said, according to the brand's post, which framed the car as proof of its backing for athletes chasing the top spot.
The win came in the second meeting between the two. Yan, 33, of Russia, now stands at 20-5-0 and holds the bantamweight belt. His most recent recorded fight before the Dvalishvili rematch was a three-round unanimous decision over Marcus McGhee in July 2025, and before that a five-round decision over Deiveson Figueiredo in November 2024. All three of his latest recorded bouts ended on the scorecards. He is a switch-stance striker who lands 5.12 significant strikes per minute at 54 percent accuracy.
Dvalishvili, 35, of Georgia, is 21-5-0 and ranked number one at bantamweight and number two pound-for-pound. He had arrived on a title run that included a submission win over Sean O'Malley in June 2025 and a five-round decision over Cory Sandhagen in October 2025. His game is built on wrestling: he averages 6.4 takedowns per 15 minutes, against Yan's 1.58.
Why it matters
- The result evens the series. Dvalishvili took a unanimous decision over Yan in March 2023, and Yan answered with one of his own in the rematch.
- Both bouts went the full five rounds and ended unanimously, so no finish has separated the two.
- The numbers show a clear style contrast: Yan out-lands Dvalishvili 5.12 to 4.33 strikes per minute and by 54 to 42 percent accuracy, while Dvalishvili's takedown rate is roughly four times Yan's.
- Yan holds a slight physical edge in height at 170 cm to 168 cm, while Dvalishvili has the longer reach at 173 cm to 170 cm.
Yan also now owns a 20-5-0 record with the belt back in his possession, and Dvalishvili's five career losses include two to the Russian.
