“Conor stopped it in the eighth round”: Nigel Benn details the struggles of William Scull ahead of the fight against Canelo

Nigel Benn says William Scull, Super Weight Champion of the IBF, before the eighth round in a Sparring session with Conor Benn. He says Scull tired of the fourth round.

Nigel says that Scull (23-0, 9 kos) was too tired to go out to the eighth due to the fast pace that Conor had put him in Rounds 4.Asses that Conor increased his pace after the fourth, causing Scull to wear out quickly until he chose not to continue causing after round set.

Canelo’s easy struggle?

Now, everything makes sense why WBA, WBC and Wbo Super Super Middleweight Champion, Canelo Alvarez, is looking forward to fighting Scull. If he was fighting for the level of David Benavidez or David Morrell, this struggle would probably not happen on May 3. Canelo is very strategic in whom it struggles.

It is credible what Benn says about William Scull, 32, left aside against Conor, because he had seemed horrible in his last fight against Vladimir Shishkin on October 19 in Germany, winning a controversial unanimous decision of 12 rounds. Many boxing fans who saw the fight had won Shishkin. I saw the fight and won Shishkin 10-2. The judges were a shamefully badly marked struggle.

Given that poor Scull looked in his last struggle, what Nigel says about him to quit. If Conor Benn had been inside the ring with Scull last October instead of Shishkin, he would probably have stopped.

“I tell you the truth. He was spitting and around five, he said,” Oh, I need a minute. Then, around four or five, you can ask everyone else, he was sitting on the ring rope because he was tired, “said Nigel Benn to TV IFLSpeaking of William Scull Sparring with his son, Conor Benn.

“It arrives around five, six and seven, began to feel the pace. I do not tell you a lie, and around eight, Conor put it.