Boxing results

Chris Biliam Smith (21-2, 13-2, 13 Cos) surpassed the former WBO Cruiserweight Championship champion bruises and beating, through him at the end of Saturday on Saturday night in Tottenham in London. This battle should have been the common advantage of tonight because, on paper, it was a better battle than others.

Glanton, 33, remained at the head of Billiam-Smith early in the fighting, connecting with short punches with the head and body of the previous hero. Glanton Billiam-Smth’s physical strength disturbed, because he was not strong enough to deal with his wrestling tactics.

Early in the first round, Chris seemed exhausted, as if he had been fighting a complete battle, and his eyes were showing swelling of hard punches. I had Glanton 4-2 after six rounds. He was hitting the filling from Billiam-Smith and was not allowed to land the way he wanted.

The grades were 116-113, 116-112 and 116-112. I had a Smith Wild 115-113. He won, but hardly. The pressure of Glanton and solid punches was a pure nightmare, especially in the twelfth round when he went to the knockout. He had the former hero fleet, in an attempt to survive.

In the fifth, Glanton was marked with the right that brought his head out. It looked like it was at the risk of descending, but he remained awake. Billiam-Smith was strong in the sixth round, where Glanton was right, causing his foot loss for one second. It is not clear whether this is from the punch or the slippery loop. Either way, a difficult shot was Bilam Smith hit him.

Billiam-Smith looked like he got better than the event in the 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.

Do not convince

This was not the type of performance that Billiam-Smith needed to show that he returned from his loss to Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez last November. He seemed to be on his way out by Glanton early night, and again, he seemed to have lost most of the first six.