Dave Allen has assessed whether can become a dominant champion at 175lbs, or at least compete with the likes of and . ‘The Surgeon’ entered his first world title eliminator last Saturday, taking on Conor Wallace in an attempt to…

Heavyweight boxer Dave Allen has expressed doubts regarding Ben Whittaker's chances of winning a world title against elite light-heavyweight champions following his latest victory. Whittaker secured a unanimous decision victory over Conor Wallace in an IBF title eliminator on Saturday, putting him in line to become the mandatory challenger for unified champion Dmitry Bivol despite suffering late-round fatigue and controversy over uncredited knockdowns.
Speaking to talkSPORT, Allen praised Whittaker's undeniable talent and speed but argued that the 29-year-old lacks the necessary punching power, durability, and physicality to challenge elite-level fighters like Bivol or Artur Beterbiev over 12 rounds.
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