Boxing results: Ben Whittaker stops Liam Cameron with who -om in the middle of a judge

Ben Whittaker’s lightweight heavyweight category (9-0-1, 6 ko) achieved the second round of the technical knockout of veteran Liama ​​Cameron (23-7-1, 10 ko) in his rematch on Sunday night at The Resorts World Arena in Birmingham, England.

Olympic silver medal 2020. Whittaker picked up Cameron loop in the head in the second round. He then went into the murder, throwing wild, shooting with both hands that supported his injured enemy on the ropes.

Premature end?

Ben unloaded the heavy stroke barge while Cameron was covered behind the guard. Judge Howard Foster then stepped down and waved it, though too early. Cameron looked 100% fine because he blocked many wild whittaker shots. The judge, Foster, made a tactical mistake by waving, but this is the same judge who stopped the first fight of Carl Froch against George Grove in 2013.

Whittaker was mostly thrown away in the fight before stopping. He would occasionally throw his right hand, but from his energy he was on throwing a weak sting and using his left as an illegal straight hand to prevent Cameron approaching. Foster never warned Whittakers about this illegal tactic, and he should have had because it was his main defensive strategy that Liam would not get closer.

In the first round, Cameron followed Whittaker, looking tense and not releasing his hands. At the end of the circle, he marked Whittaker with a large right hand that caught him rinsing. Ben started running after eating that shot. A moment later, Whittaker grabbed Cameron in a clinch to prevent him from continuing the attack.

From the frustration, he scored Whittaker with a rabbit to make him release. The judge immediately stopped the action and warned Cameron a strict warning. It was the first rabbit to throw in the fight. It was not supposed to be that big job, but Foster played strictly with B-sides.