Unbeaten outlook Aaron McKenna angry with the world champion Liam Smith at Chris Eubank JR VS Conor Benn Undercard.
McKenna made unanimous decisions by defeating former WBO Super Welter Titleist 119-108, 117-109 and 118-108.
During the tournament, when the appointment of Chris Eubank appeared on a large screen, the surrounding stadium rejoiced and arrived unexpectedly with his son ahead of the main event.
The alienation between the father and the son was the target of many open discussions, but their arrival was completely unexpected.
The drama was fighting to direct the future of his career as he swirled around the fight.
LiverPudlian increased gloves and tracked forward. MCKENNA doubled his B and switched Southpaw for a while and landed the right to lead. The tall Irish people seemed to be sharp in the early days of fast and vivid shots.
MCKENNA Floors Smith is in the last round
Smith went forward to get more pressure, but McKenna continued to defend. McKenna found more headshots and fired to the right at the end of the fourth round.
The young man scored a quick shot, and Smith frustrated the frustrated Smith.
He lying on his right ring on his head and sixth round. Smith was usually McKenna, which is a very effective interior, out of the support of the uppercut, which is hard on the chin.
MCKENNA received a point deduction for the use of elbows, but it seemed untreated.
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There was a drama behind the scenes when security prevented Billy Joe Saunders from entering the dressing room of the Old Foe Chris Eubank JR.
In the seventh round they stood to trade punches near the center of the ring. But when he found the space, McKenna started to take off the tee without easily visible.
MCKENNA maintained its dominant state, and in the 12th round, the left ring of the corpse touched the small left ring and dropped Smith to the knee.
McKenna was shot by the other person.
Smith was characteristically brave to the end. He did not flip the rope back, but at this stage of his career, his defense was too porous and McKenna was an unanimous winner.
YARDE wins the Arthur Trilogy Fight
Anthony Yarde had a battle of destruction to overcome Lyndon Arthur with unanimous decision in the trilogy fight.
Arthur surpassed Yarde in the first fight despite being injured in his right arm.
The Yarde Battle can beat Arthur (Photo: Mark Robinson/Match Room)
They fought in 12 hard rounds and were closely consistent in the third meeting. Yarde had to change forward, and he grabbed Arthur’s body as he guided him with ropes.
The Arthur was launched again and was able to hold the yarde cleanly.
But London found a big gun to hit Arthur’s head. Even if Arthur leans back his punch, he’s a bigger weight from the yard.
Yarde took the decision twice to 115-113 and 116-112 and finished the series to accept mutual respect.
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