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Hello and welcome back to the bad boxing podcast with me Trist Dixon technical guru Adam Booth.

He likes that one and former world Superfeatherway champion Alex Arthur.

Um, guys obviously we're here catching up on what's happened the last couple of nights.

Callum Smith fell short against Sal Canello Alvarez.

In fact, Adam, I saw on social media that you were coming round to the way of thinking that

Kalam was going to win. Why did you come round to that school of thought beforehand?

I didn't I didn't think he was going to win. I thought that the more I thought about it I could see how he was

fresher and taller and sharper than Kovalev.

And that I thought would enable him

to compete a bit more than he eventually did.

But I think the reason why he wasn't able to

is because of just the immense performance

that Alvarez put in.

I think he took everything to a new level last night

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