Liam Williams vs Liam Smith - WBO World Light Middleweight Final Eliminator

[Boxnation fan]

1 judge scored it like me but i expected Liam Smith to win.

Williams a HUGE LETDOWN....thought he was going to become something Very Good.

Only 25 years old though so maybe he can come back.

[Tom Cruise]

Had it 115-114 to Williams. 6-5 with one round even.

117-111 was very harsh

[TheBigLug]

Both a bit Average honestly! Cong**** to Liam Smith. Kell Brook should fight Liam Smith for that Vacant WBO strap once Cotto retires in December!

Brook would wreck Liam Smith i think

[W1LL]

Liam Smith is a prime example of a modern fighter who wouldn't get near a world title back in the day. It's embarrassing to say he is a former "World" champion, and could well end up holding a paper title again.

[TheBigLug]

Wtf. Is Ronald McIntosh about 7ft5?

This interview looks weird

[Tom Cruise]

1 judge scored it like me but i expected Liam Smith to win.

Williams a HUGE LETDOWN....thought he was going to become something Very Good.

Only 25 years old though so maybe he can come back.

I think Smith has a significant size advantage in this match up and it shows. Williams put everything into some shots and couldnt move him, but normal looking arm punches from Smith had an effect. Williams body shots were just not moving Smith at all due to size imo

Willliams can come again

[W1LL]

Who will be the opponent for the vacant title? Where are people getting Kell Brook from?

[Chrismart]

I had it 7-5 Smith, but was thinking we were heading for a draw.

The judges scorecards were too wide i felt.

[TheBigLug]

The BT/BoxNation team are a bit odd tonight, like Bunce. They're talking like Smith put on some boxing masterclass. It was close.

I get it though, he's going to be mandatory for a world title fight and they need some decent name fighters to attach to the new BT/BoxNation brand, so they will hype up those guys. No worse than what Sky do anyway.

[alexguiness]

Liam Smith is a prime example of a modern fighter who wouldn't get near a world title back in the day. It's embarrassing to say he is a former "World" champion, and could well end up holding a paper title again.

He is the definition of a paper champion.

Good enough to beat other average contenders, but way off ever being an elite fighter.