☎️ O'Shaquie Foster Schools Navarrete❗️Dalton Smith Robbery❓Shakur Next❓

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Foster... really look good Dalton Smith to me got the win but has stirred up some controversy on social media undeserved in my opinion but you know the popular thing on social media is to go against the grain so those that are are calling this fight or the win for Dalton a robbery.

Quite controversial in my opinion.

I can see the fight being tight as it was a difficult boxing match to score for sure.

Kind of back and forth.

No one really doing much.

Dalton, to me, clearly the power puncher, the counter puncher, the guy coming forward.

I don't know.

Pueyo, maybe I didn't give him the win in my eyes because as I'm watching it live, I'm asking him, why isn't he doing more, knowing that he's in enemy territory, right? You're in Dalton's backyard.

You think you're going to take the belt from the champion in his backyard by doing what exactly? I don't even want to minimize what he was doing, but it wasn't enough to me.

For me, they definitely gave the win to the right person.

But in Sheffield, Dalton Smith retained his WBC junior welterweight title.

In my opinion, looked good.

It was a split decision, and I think this is his second split decision back-to-back.

115-113, twice for Smith, and 116-112 for Pueyo, which is eight rounds to four, and that's a lot.

That is a lot.

Smith improves his record to 20-0, 14 KOs, and...

Pueyo took that power pretty well.

But Pueyo, his record now is 25-2 with 11 knockouts.

He needs to rewatch the tape and understand that he has to be a little bit more active.

Let his hands go just a little bit more.

I would like to see him let go a lot more.