people like knockouts. they think power is going to carry them all the way to the world titles. but warrington is the more talented boxer.
Quite funny their careers have being opposites. Callum Smith, highly regarded and hyped, knocks all his opponents out early but has now slowed down. Josh Warrington, comes in mostly under the radar, doesn'tget a knock out until his 15th fight then gets 3 in 4 and keeps improving. I really like both and I just hope the are given a chance at the level they are at now, and not rushed to world level needlessly. Whilst Josh has being impressing more recently, I do think Callum Iis going to step Iit up a gear in his next fight.
I remember watching warrington in hull some years back heard he was a decent amatuer so watched him closely he was rugged but his work rate was un real can remember keeping him in mind his entance song was all of the lights which kell brook now uses. I still think Samir Mouneimne deserves a rematch as hes a good fighter and he was unlucky in badly breaking his right hand in the 3rd round of their fight.
I know samir broke his hand but after 4 rounds he gased out. He tired to stop josh loaded up Josh saw out the early storm then dominated the fight. Id like to see him in with ryan walsh he caused selby a few problems despite losing wide points.