I think his power is still an open question. He is not really setting his feet much. I feel like he's been comfortable to outbox people and stay disciplined. It's a good progression of his career but not great to watch. I'll be the first person to tune in when he's stepping up and I think he could go all the way but there are still some boxes to be ticked. Since I already know he can outbox a guy like this, it's hard to get up for the fight. I checked out a couple of rounds of O'Maison and I didn't see anything that is going to trouble Dalt.Coco wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 08:57I saw him against a Spanish guy on one of Eddie's foreign shows. The Spaniard was tough but limited.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 08:51
Dalt is just on a different level to domestic fighters. I've been switching off in his last few fights. He's just letting the fights go late, no urgency to KO guys. The gulf in class just makes it boring. You know a stoppage is probably coming in the last third of the fight. Just feel like I've seen this fight before with Dalton. No real interest in him until he steps up a couple of levels.
Dalton was punch perfect, won every minute of every round, showed lovely variety too.
However you do think that lack of power will hurt him if he moves up to top level.
Dalton Smith vs. Sam O’maison | DAZN - 6 August 2022
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Re: Dalton Smith vs. Sam O’maison | DAZN - 6 August 2022
Re: Dalton Smith vs. Sam O’maison | DAZN - 6 August 2022
good win for smith was really patience didnt waste shots, got a good ko tho i dont think sam was ko he is tough sam seems to shrugg of big shots quick