Hello and

Welcome back to the bad boxing podcast with me Tristix and former world super featherweight champion Alex Arthur and top trainer and life guru Adam Booth

We got mixed up a little bit, haven't we?

Nice, thanks for joining me.

It's good.

I think we found a little regular slot here.

Adam, let's start with last night.

Huge talking points with Linden Arthur against Anthony Yard.

Linden Arthur won a, I don't know if you call it contentious split decision in the end, but he certainly

won a split decision over ran to the yard.

How did you see it?

I thought he won it by two points.

If I was, if I was generous, generous the yard I think the best yard could have hoped for was a draw but when I scored it which I thought was fair I gave it two rounds to Arthur.

What did Yard not do that he should have done?

In the Kovale fight he wasn't able to deal with the jab.

Lindenartha's got an excellent jab.

It was all the talk before the fight.

And although Yard certainly had intent in the way that he was holding centre and stepping forward,

his twitches and flinches weren't matching what he was trying to do, what he was trying to achieve with his feet.

He was trying to achieve distance with his feet by sort of tight stepping forward,

but anything that Arthur, even when Arthur sort of tight stepping forward. But anything that after, even when Arthur sort of threatened to jab,

he had these little twitches and shifts that look good, but that were actually really ineffective in getting

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