DC middleweight Antonio Walls could not come out for the third round in his bout against undefeated Derrick Webster of Glassboro, NJ tonight at the Arena in Philadelphia, PA. The bout was stopped at the end of the second.
After winning his first two bouts, Walls has lost three in a row and is now 2-3 with one KO. This was the first time Walls has been stopped in his young pro career. Webster is now 4-0, three KO's.
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sorry to say this, but Walls looked terrible. He spent most of the fight bent over and hiding his face.
He looked like he came to go two rounds and quit. That is exactly what he did.
People in the Audience were saying "I would love to see who he had beaten."
Maybe it was just the height and Webster being a southpaw that made him look so bad, but i just don't think so.
sometimes there are factors that people outside the training camp
don't see like being ill right before a fight and taking it anyway because you need the money
or having family issues that affect
you mentally or, well the list goes on and on. Don't be so hard on walls he has gave a good account of himself on Sandras last card.
The gripster
Webster is unsually tall (6'4") for a middleweight and has a reach out of this world. Antonio didn't stand a chance. Webster has a bright future ahead of him. Can't wait to see more of this guy.
i appreciate the support and love of the comments. i work very hard and im not affraid to try new things thats going to enhance my career. keep supporting team webster. "take it to the bank"
Derrick Webster has the total package he has the height, power in both hands, and his speed is ridiculous! I've seen this kid workout and its very intense, other fighters run tracks while he runs towns and boroughs. his future is very bright i agree and im looking forward to his next bout.
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