Ben Whittaker Rode an emotional mountain after having settled his quarrel with Liam Cameron on Sunday, sobbing in the corner of the ring, but also making fun of his opponent's coaches – and Birmingham fans.
Six months after Whittaker and Cameron fought at a controversial draw, when they crashed on the upper rope and Whittaker could not continue boxingBritish heavy goods vehicles to the square again.
And the Olympic bronze medalist Whittaker has gone little doubt this time, guaranteeing a TKO from Cameron in the second round after having swung his opponent with a heavy right cross. While some observers seemed to think that the stop was slightly early, Cameron was on trembling legs in the area while Whittaker followed his initial shot with a head barrier with the head and body.
However, a large part of the accent will be put on the post-combat stages, because Whittaker, 27, ran to the corner of Cameron to make fun of the 34-year-old coaches. A coach, Grant Smith, tried to slap Whittaker, who then returned to his own corner and sobbed in his gloves in emotional effusion.
Then Whittaker ran around the ring, taking his glove in his ear to attack many fans present, who had hooked the undefeated boxer before and after the fight.
“I should have done the 12th, should I not?” Whittaker said to Sky Sports, referring to A strange contract dispute before the fightRegarding the number of laps planned. Ten images were planned, despite 12 laps having initially signed.
Whittaker also denied having spit in the direction of the corner of Cameron, saying: “You heard everyone who would have me, guy, they described me as a bad guy (…) I rugged like a lion, if a little dribbling came out, a little dribbling came out.
“The fair play for Liam, we kissed in the ring and he said:” No one ever struck me like that. “(…) I'm still flashy, I'm still swaggy, but (in the ring) I was very disciplined.
