Boxing Results: Pure Dalton Smith Smith size Massa for Germain: Three Knockdowns stands out dominant

#1 The heavy weight contestant of WBC light, Dalton Smith (18-0, 13 kos), used his massive size in size to achieve a wide unanimous decision of 12 rounds against #14 IBF Fringe Mathieu Germain (26-3-1, 11 kos) on Saturday night at the main event of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the community of the sand.

(Credit: Mark Robinson)

Smith fell, 35, three times in the fight, in rounds 2, 11 and 12. He was penalized for a blow to the eleventh round after leaving on top, trying to remove his smaller, weaker and oldest opponent. Sometimes Germain disembarked, but lacked the power and size to hurt Smith much larger.

The scores were 117-107, 119-105 and 119-105.

The visible discomfort

Germain spent most of the struggle moving around the ring, trying to evade the heavy shots of Dalton, which seemed like two larger divisions inside the ring. Dalton resembled a mid -junior weight fight at Light Welterweight. With this kind of disadvantage, Germain had no chance against him; Therefore, he kept moving, maintaining and frustrating Smith.

Towards the end of the struggle, Slihi was visibly upset Mathieu so he would not be stopped so that his great shots of power could land to eliminate it. He tried to make the crowd pressure his opponent to be stationary, which was silly.

Hearn’s strategy

The person Smith should angry is his promoter, Eddie HearnTo choose Germaine from the bottom of the 140 LB ranking rock at the 14th place. It is unclear why Hearn met Dalton against Germain instead of one of the five best classified contestants who could take a real test.

This is the magical question because Smith did not get any real experience for this struggle, and he did not prepare for it to challenge WBC’s heavy weight champion Alberto Puello, which is much better than this type. I could have coincided with Smith against Gary Antuanne Russell or Subriel Matias instead of Germaine to prepare for his degree. Obviously it would have been risky because these guys have power who would have given Smith problems.

Smith is too big to fight for the 140 LB IBF title against Richardson Hitchins because there is a 10 -pound rehydration rule that should be met. There is no possibility that Smith could control secondary weight control without draining -to the point that it would be an easy brand for Hitchins.