Boxing results: bruises and tortured: Chris Billiam-Smith overcomes the ruthless Brandon Glanton in the decision of the thin devour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Stadium

The eroded and tortured former WBO Cruise Champion Chris Billiam-Smith (21-2, 13 KO) surpassed the US brandon Glanton (20-3, 13 ko), beating him by a unanimous decision in the 12th round in a competition that appeared on Saturday on Saturday. This fight should be compassion for tonight’s card, because, on paper, there was a better fight than the others.

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An early attack

Glanton, 33, remained at the top of Billiam-Smith at the beginning of the fight, connecting with a short shot with the head and body of the former champion. Billiam-Smith’s physical power was bothered because he wasn’t strong enough to handle his wrestling tactics.

Already in the first round, Chris looked exhausted, as if he had passed the whole fight, and his eyes showed his swelling of a hard blow. I had a Glanton 4-2 after six rounds. He beaten a Billiam-Smith stuffing and didn’t let him land the way he wanted.

The results were 116-113, 116-112 and 116-112. I had it for Billiam-Smith 115-113. He won, but barely. Glanton’s pressure and hard blows were a clean nightmare for him, especially in the 12th round when he went to the knockout. He had a former champion on the run, trying to survive.

In the fifth, the Glanton is marked with the right that hit his head around. It looked like she was in danger of getting down, but somehow he was left up. Billiam-Smith returned vigorously in the sixth round, scoring Glanton with his right hand, for which he lost the base for a moment. It is unclear if it was from a shot or slippery ring. Either way, he was a heavy blow that Billiam-Smith hit him.

Billiam-Smith looked better than the action at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10 and 11. The Glanton took most of the first six and then returned to twelve rounds, landing much stronger firing against the tired Billiam-Smith.

Not convincing

It was not a kind of performance Billiam-Smith had to show that he had returned from his loss at Gilbert ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez last November. He looked like he was on his way to the Glanton knocking him out early tonight, and again he seemed to have lost most of the first six.