Comments Thread For: Dalton Smith drops and stops Walid Ouizza to win European 140lbs title

[Sid-Knee]

That's right.
Smith did what he was supposed to do against an absolute Frenchy stiff.
Nothing to be learned there other than it looks like Smith has power, throws punches with good form, and went for the kill at the right time (meaning, immediately against that French stiff).
Let's see what he does with Teo, or Paro, or some other legit competition.

To be fair, Dalton has been out for a long time. Before this, he'd only had 1 fight in 19 months. I'm glad he's got a camp and fight under his belt now and can move forward to the much better fights.

[Boxing 112]

They're far apart, Dalton needs to get a titleshot

Not that far apart. Lipinets is still a better opponent than the guy Smith fought last night

[hitmanjosh]

To be fair, Dalton has been out for a long time. Before this, he'd only had 1 fight in 19 months. I'm glad he's got a camp and fight under his belt now and can move forward to the much better fights.

Dalton not that good, perfect opponent!

[Sid-Knee]

Dalton not that good, perfect opponent!

Tell me how you came to that conclusion?

Can you also not tell me who would beat him up from your gyms and what sets them apart?

It seems you're having great difficulty in explaining your preposterous comments. Not surprising though. They're laughable and are not based on anything you could point out.