Former super middleweight champion Callum “Mundo” Smith (30-2, 22 KOs) scored a fifth round KO against Carlos Galvan (20-15-2, 19 KOs) on Saturday night at BP Pulse Live in Birmingham, England. Smith floored Galvan in round four, then put him on the canvas twice in round five to end it. Time was 1:19. This was Smith’s first fight since his TKO loss to Artur Beterbiev in January.
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I wonder how Callum Smith would do against David Benavidez?
Similar to Gvodzyk I guess.
I think Benavidez would be smart to fight Callum. If he cant beat him there would be no sense in meeting Beterbiev.
He looked pretty much how’d you expect. Clearly not at his best but shaking off the rust. Lot of interesting fights for him and a lot of them in the UK.
Smith has poor opposition between big fights and this is one reason, in my view, why he does not get over the line in big fights.
Would call a “win” against a 20-15-2 fighter a “success”.
Waiting for some real boxing news.
This ain’t it.
A very low level of opposition. Slightly rotten comeback. He has to move to a cruiserweight instead of making weight every time at light-heavyweights
Callum gave Galvin his 15th lost, very impressive.