Ben Whittaker’s recent knockouts built an image that Conor Wallace put under pressure on Saturday. Against an opponent who kept answering, the 29-year-old Olympic silver George Groves Questions Ben Whittaker’s Knockout Power @ Boxing News 24

Former world champion George Groves questioned Ben Whittaker's knockout power following Whittaker's recent unanimous decision victory over Conor Wallace in Birmingham. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Groves suggested that earlier stoppage wins may have exaggerated Whittaker's punching reputation after the Olympic silver medalist faced sustained pressure during the bout.
The article argues that previous showcase bouts against limited opposition failed to prepare Whittaker for fighters who apply persistent forward pressure. Despite securing the IBF mandatory position to face Dmitry Bivol, Whittaker's defensive struggles on the ropes against Wallace demonstrated remaining developmental issues.
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