Liam Cameron

these niggas.

Yeah, like, if Ben took his... fooling around so fucking so fucking much he would actually be a much better but he fucks around too much and he gases and You know, someone can actually withstand that, you know, he looks trash you know, let's say the popular real fuckers, you know, he got him up early because you know Papa unfortunately did not have the type of You know, unfortunately was not the type of resistance to kind of like to recover from that though but it's just like But I was hoping that he would get past the whole Liam Cameron issue, but it just seemed like, yeah, he's doing the same shit, and he's gassing because he has no plan B, and he fucks around too much.

I think, I mean, he strikes me as a guy that, because like I said, I don't think he's a good fighter.

I think he's entertaining, but I don't think he's a good fighter.

I know, yeah.

Because I mean, before this, he had what? He had three or four straight knockouts.

Because obviously what happened with him was that Liam Cameron fight on the big...

Yeah.

Was it that, um, he switched off? Was it that his conditioning's not good enough? What-- Like, there's all these different things that you have to search for the answers for.

However, when you go into the last however many fights and you knock Liam Cameron out in two rounds, Gavazia in one, Suarez out in one, Popeye out in two, this is prob-- I think this is gonna be a blessing for, for Whittaker so long as we bounce back.

And when you talk about bounce back, again, I still say he beat a world-class fighter by unanimous decision to become mandatory.

So let's just everybody just like calm down a little bit.

But he's thinking, "Blimey, one more round, I would've won that fight." You know, he brought like nearly 1,000 in there from Ireland over for that fight.

It was a brilliant atmosphere.

So, and, and I think like Ben did against Liam Cameron, he got a lot of criticism in that fight, and he, he said, "Okay, run it back." And he run it back, and he knocked him out in two rounds.

So, but, but no disrespect to Conor, who, who is definitely not an elite 175, but he's a world-class fighter in my opinion.

And we saw him holding.

We saw almost a bit of the Liam Cameron thing where he took his opponent out of the ring.

I saw at least one knockdown, maybe two, even though he hit the cameras three times.

The referee said none of those were knockdowns, which I thought was a bit dubious.

But in many ways There are worrying signs for him at the top level.

Um, and in a week, by the way, when Eddie Hearn was saying, "This guy's going to number one pound for pound in the world," you can have a blip.

Liam Cameron was a blip.

The return four stoppages after that looked extraordinary.

Do you know what I mean? He's not...

I can see how it looks because we had the Liam Cameron thing, the over the rope.

And we-

Yeah

Is it unfair to be starting to criticize or to, to observe or to opine or to flag concerns about the engine, given the fact that he seemed to automatically lose it in the 10th round, didn't have the energy to deal with what Conor Wallace was then bringing, which hadn't troubled him for the [laughs] entire nine rounds previously? Is that an unfair worry that we should have on his behalf?

No, it's definitely not an unfair worry.

I think that, you know, when we looked at the Liam Cameron defeat, you know, there was question marks around his fitness going into that one.

He seemed to be coming apart, falling apart a little bit in that one, and that was down to the physicality of Liam Cameron.

He knows what it is.

He got it last time when he fought Liam Cameron.

There's all sorts of different, uh, weird and wonderful videos out there if you want to get different points of view.

But he won the fight.

But are we? No.

He still won.

The fact that he wants to do a rematch, does he really need to do a rematch? Does he? I mean, I don't necessarily think that he does, but he will probably wanna settle that score in his head because how the Liam Cameron fight went the second time, he got the stoppage, and it was...

He was very emotional about it, um, during the post-fight presser.

But I think huge lessons in that fight for Ben, you know, that is such a valuable fight.

Look at the Liam Cameron fight, two rounds.

You look at the fight with Gavazzi, one round.

You look at the fight with Suarez, one round.

Let's do it again.

I mean, should that be the next fight? Well, I think if you

go back to the Liam Cameron fight, where there was quite a bit of controversy, You know, Ben kind of stepped up in that situation and said, I need to do it again because people are questioning me.

People are saying this, that, oh, you know, went over the top rope and, you know, blah, blah, blah.