Dalton Smith would enter a Shakur Stevenson fight with questions hanging over his last victory, rather than the momentum Eddie Hearn is selling after Saturday night in Sheffield. Smith kept…

Boxing 24/7 argues that Dalton Smith's controversial split decision victory over Alberto Puello has complicated plans for a potential bout against Shakur Stevenson. Smith retained his WBC light welterweight title in Sheffield, but widespread viewer dispute over the decision undermines the momentum promoter Eddie Hearn hopes to build. Hearn insists Smith won the bout and is targeting a summer stadium event at Hillsborough.
The outlet contends that Smith lacks international recognition, making a pay-per-view matchup against Stevenson difficult to sell commercially despite holding the title. Hearn also suggested alternate options, including potential fights against Gary Antuanne Russell, Isaac Cruz, or the winner of Lindolfo Delgado against Arthur Biyarslanov before facing Stevenson.
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