December 12th winners and losers, where now?

Joshua- For me he will learn a lot from last night, needs to stop trying to go for the kill from he start, I want him to start using the jab more now he is fighting better fighters, I personally believe the Whyte win will end up being a very good win in time also. I think he should go for someone with a whole new style that he hasn't previously faced, maybe a very quick heavyweight, a real big heavyweight like Wach or Helenius, or maybe a well rounded guy like Chisora.
Mitchell- Retire as he cant be as good as he once was.
Eubank- Good win last night, have one more fight before the Jacobs fight against a good mover, someone who will get on their bike and fight at range, think that would be great for him in the long term.
Bellew- Take the word title shot if he is given one, I think he has a chance against anyone, wouldn't back him against anyone but Ramirez but I think he can give anyone a decent fight right now.
Campbell- Need to get a better trainer on board in my opinion, push for the rematch straight away as I still believe he has more than enough to beat Mendy who whilst he deserves a lot of credit, he is limited as a fighter and realistically only a gatekeeper in the division.
Spike- Could fight on but realistically will never make it to where he wants to be, up to him if he can accept that he isn't quite talented enough to be world class.
Whyte- Proved a lot of things last night, he has got a lot of great attributes but ultimately came up against the better man on the night, he could still go on and win belts in the future.

 

I'm didn't say you couldn't win a world title if you're limited, I said you shouldn't be so sure Campbell will win a world title, you said you're 100% sure he will.

My point is he 28 years old, he is not a baby and was out boxed in his own country by a fighter you called limited. So how can you be 100% sure he wins a world title?

And Campbell was outboxed over 12 rounds, if he wasn't he would have won

The reaction is an honest one, Campbell has been hyped up on Sky, hyped up on forums and the first time he actually makes a genuine step up he gets beat comfortably. What do you want people to say?

 

That's a bit OTT, lots of people saying Mitchell should retire which I agree with and for Spike O'Sullivan what is there left to do apart from being fodder for any up and comers?