Ben Whitataker 175 vs. Liam Cameron 174 – Resale results for resuscitation Sunday

Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron have succeeded today for their lightweight weightlifter of ten rounds this Sunday, April 20, with the start time of the event at 19:00 BST at the BP Pulse Live on Birmingham Sky Sports. The ring hike is approximately 22:00 BST for the Whittaker-Caraon 2 struggle.

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Six months ago, Whittaker vs. Cameron 1 ended in a six -round technical draw after the two left the ring on the sixth round of October 12 in Riad. The 2020 Whittaker (8-0-1, 5 kos) Olympic silver medal was too injured to continue. So the struggle stopped and headed to the cards.

Perceptions of fanatics

It seemed that Cameron had exposed it 100% in the fight, showing that he was another example of an old amateur talent struggling to make the transition to professional game. They are two different sports. Although Whittaker wins the resale, it is clear that he will not enjoy the same kind of success in the advantages he did to fans. You can still do a good currency as a domestic fighter in the same kingdom as Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr.

Many fans considered Whittaker to be falsified his injury because veteran Cameron (23-6-1, 10 kos) had taken the fight. With the way Whittaker, 27, was lit by Cameron, seemed to be heading for a loss of defeat.

Weights

– Ben Whittaker 175 vs. Liam Cameron 174
– Lee Cutler 153 vs Sam Eggington 153.31
– Frazer Clarke 276 vs. Ebenezer Tetteh 241
– Tyler Denny 161.31 vs. Elvis Ahorgah 161.31

“I know all the work has been done and I have not cut off any corner. I marked all the boxes. When you know, you look good at the ring,” Ben Whittaker said to Social boxing About his preparation for resale with Liam Cameron. “In every walk of life, get critics. They only talk because I am this boy.”

Whittaker sounds, thinking that the only reason people criticize him is that they see him as “that type.” They roast him because they saw that he was mentally scared and stopped leaving when the fact became difficult against Cameron. Outside, Whittaker is hard but Inside, pure jelly.

“If I go out and stop it in the first round, people will still have a lot to say. For me, it is to go and win it and let it speak,” Whittaker said about Cameron. “It’s a celebrity now. He is now making his little podcast and the game right to him. He deserves this look now. But after he comes, I hope the boys also come to interview.

“When I first came in, it came out of what other people say,” Oh, you can’t punch, “Whittaker said about his coach, Andy Lee.” When I started hitting the pills, he went, “Why didn’t you do it in the ring?” I said, “I don’t know. So this opened my eyes.