Belfast fighter Crocker spent most of the opening rounds walking forward with his high and tight hands, and a tucked hydrocarbon, with SouthPawa Donovan looking for separation to allow his fast hands to move and the last that was more preoccupied.
The competition started to open up in the second, as both of them faced footage from the inside, but Crocker was more economical because it seemed determined not to waste anything by throwing it for that, yet this allowed Donovan to enter the flow even though he had to work without stopping.
She appeared on the right eye Crocker in the third with the McDonnell referee until it came from a punch and became a stressful battle where the boxers were circulated closely.
Dunovan seemed to be used on the basement as his goal with a Crocker brought the upper to play, but he would find himself with a huge Wilt under the left eye by the end of the fourth.
These were clear signs that the “real deal” made his speed very effective as it was the first to fall when they were in the middle distance.
Donovan was warned on occasions to use the elbow and at the sixth, it was once more than just its opponent.
However, there was a feeling that Donovan was at the forefront of the cards and that Crocker needed something to get a little momentum to restore it to life.
I did a few shots on the seventh, but the use of Donovan for the head saw it at the end of another reprimand and perhaps lucky not to lose another point.
His response was to raise a pace when he threw waves, and closed the tour in a good manner and it appears that he was at the forefront eighth as he was walking forward, but he eventually lost that second point for using the head.
Once again, raising the speed and a shot in the middle section had decreased. A Belfast man rose and threw some wild bullets when they heard the bell, but Donovan did not finish and threw incidentally after the bell on or considered the weakness that had fallen and there was no choice but to call it.
It is difficult to predict what is happening after that with the move of Crocker to 21-0, and Dunovan is now stuck to a first loss. As is the case, a Belfast man moves to the title of weight, although the return match may not be unique.
