Box results: Liam Wilson survives the war with DIM in an absolute barnburn!

Liam Wilson and Youssef Draw have just launched in such a violent resale, so chaotic, that he somehow overcome their first war.

From the first bell, it was a pure butcher’s shop. Wilson came in with bad intentions, leaving Dib twice before and seemed to end it quickly. But I did not have it: he dug deep, refused to stay down and turned the fight into a total war. In the middle rounds, they were swinging like two Blokes that set up a grudge in a car park.

The tensions are boiled on each damn round. Referee Chris Condon could also have been a rebound on a Friday night because he had his hands full, maintaining that these two would dump each other after the bell. The chaos won the peak when Wilson landed a low blow to Billy Dib, yes, Youssef’s brother and a world champion, ready to jump the ropes and throw his hands. Man had to be physically restricted. Wilson lost a point, but no one kept the count at that stage: he was a major.

After ten rounds of absolute violence, the judges gave Wilson the unanimous victory with scores of 96-91, 96-91 and 95-92. Right result, but Dibría deserves all respect for the world to do it when most would have folded.

Now Wilson has larger fish in Fry: O’Shaquie Foster for a world title? George Kamboses Jr. In a Superfigt All-Aussie? Either way, prepare beers because this type is a problem for anyone 130 years old.

To add further fuel to the fire, Keith Thurman and Tim Tszyu were in Fox Sports comments, breaking down -all like a couple of companions in the pub, as if it needed more star power tonight.