Liam Wilson and Youssef Dib have just dealt with a resent so strong, so chaotic, that it is somehow outdid to their first war.
From the first bell, it was purely submissive. Wilson entered bad intentions, throwing Dib twice earlier and appears to be able to finish it quickly. But Dib didn’t have – he dug deep, refused to stay down and turned the fight to a complete war. In the middle circles, they rocked like two ports that settled in the parking lot.
Tensions are cooked in every damn round. Judicial Chris Condon could also be a bouncer on Friday night, because he had full hands filling these two to judge the judge on others after the bell. Haos reached the peak when Vilson landed a low blow that had Billy Dib-Yes, Issef’s brother and formerly world champion ready for the jumping rope and hand throwing. The man had to be physically restrained. Wilson lost the point, but no one was kept at that stage – it was a lot on Maihem.
After ten rounds of absolute violence, judges gave Wilson a unanimous victory decision with the results of 96-91, 96-91 and 95-92. An honest result, but DIB deserves all the mail in the world for fighting that if most of the seized.
Wilson has a larger fish in Fri-O’Shakuie Foster for the World Title? George Cambosos Jr. In All-Aussie Superfight? Anyway, prepare your beer because this guy is a problem for anyone at 130.
To add even more fuel to the fire, Keith Thurman and Tim Tsziu were on the fox sports comment, breaking everything like a few friends in the pub – as if this night needs more old.
Last Updated 01.03.2025