Dalton Smith vs Walid Ouizza LIVE RESULT: Smith blasts away Ouizza inside ONE ROUND, Scotney defends titles

COMEBACK KING

Conah Walker was 9-1 down and destined to lose his British title bid…

WHIZZ AIR

Dalton Smith was magnificent.

But his opponent was dangerously overmatched.

WHAM, BAM, DALTON THE MAN

Round one and done

DADDY COOL

Father and trainer Grant Smith says: “We worked on certain shots that landed today and finished it.

“I know he can be a world champion, and he is showing the business in here.

“He will be boxing for the WBC world title next.”

STRAP SEASON

The champ says: “Tonight I knew I would come here and perform. Because I am hungrier than ever.

“I prepared for 12 rounds, he had never been stopped, so I will only get better.

“I hope Walid is alright, he was respectful all week.

“Nobody will blow smoke up my a*** but my dad praised me tonight and he never does that in camp.

“I want the WBC world title.”

MR SMITH

Assassin-like skills from the Sheffield Wednesday man.

The opponent was appalling and the EBU should look at that.

But the performance was superb.

SMITH VS OUIZZA R1

Dalton “Thunder” Smith smoothly enters fittingly to “Thunderstruck” by ACDC & Arctic Monkeys.

DING DING! Dalton smith starts fast with a hook and a repeated 1-2.

Dalton smith is circling Ouizza and firing multiple monstrous combinations and as quick as it started, it has finished!

Unbelievable, they call him “Thunder” and he followed up with a lightning finish.

DALT-ON NEXT

Dalton Smith’s back after his last win against Jose Zepeda to fight Frenchman Walid Ouizza for the vacant European super-lightweight belt.

The much fancied Adam Azim fight has not yet happened due to politics but, after this win, Smith will have to focus on the world titles.

WALKING ON AIR

The champ says: “I always knew I could get here, I always do it the hard way.

“I never take the easy route, I find a way.

“I knew to stab the body and the head shot would come.

“This was our dream to become British champion and now I want to try world honours. Show me the Money!

“He’s a good boxer – but I am a dog.”

CONAH THE BARBARIAN

Walker was 9-1 down and lucky to be let out for the final few rounds.

But Harry Scarff threw out a lazy left hand and Walker ripped up the script.

Absolutely magnificent boxing.

Walker said the Lonsdale belt would be his world title – he topped his Everest.

WALKER WONDERLAND

A right-hand from the heavens shattered Scarff’s giant lead and chin.

He climbed too his feet but was out on his feet.

Walker steamed in and grabbed the Lonsdale belt.

Magnificent!

WALKER WINS R11 KO!

Unbelievable!

Super!

Scarff got tired to complacent and caught.

Walker did the full Rocky story!

Scarff vs Walker R10

Walker refuses to give up and tags Scarff with a left hook.

But he must be running on fumes now after spending half an hour chasing Scarff around Nottingham.

Everytime Walker gets a whiff of success, Scarff tags him a two or three punch combination.

It’s been a clinic from Horrible Harry.

Scarff vs Walker R9

Two stunning uppercuts from Scarff land and Walker looks stung for the first time.

Walker grazes him again with a lead left hook but only when Scarff gets lazy or tries to nick a breather.

This version of Harry Scarff is a menace for any British welterweight, the Derby lad has never looked so good.

Scarff vs Walker R8

Scarff picking his punches now and Walker looking for a Hail Mary.

The ref calls them in again for a warning, after Walker rubs his head into Scarff’s face during a clinch.

Walker’s corner yell “he’s knackered”.

But what does Walker have left either?

Scarff vs Walker R7

Conah Walker refuses to quit but he also refuses to change his gameplan.

Walker wrestles Scarff to the ground and he enjoys a brief break.

The ref calls them together to stop the handbags.

Maybe Scarff is tiring? Walker has not stopped chasing him, so we will see conditioning soon.

Scarff vs Walker R6

Scarff banks another round without barely breaking a sweat.

Walker needs a total change of plan or to be falled out.

It’s 6-0 and only half time.

Any subs?

Scarff vs Walker R5

Scarff ended the fourth with a little showboat and celebration.

Walker is as game as can be but just too small and limited.

Scarff could only lose this now by getting complacent and clipped.

Walker’s corner should have a look after seven or eight rounds because he will have little way or chance of winning.

Scarff vs Walker R4

Scarff is putting on a clinic here, making Walker look like a novice.

Walker’s right cheek is swelling up from the constant southpaw jabs poking at his eye.

Walker lands a right low on Scarff and he highlights it to the ref.

Rodney is beating Delboy in this welterweight battle of little versus large.

Scarff vs Walker R3

Harry Scarff living up to his ‘Horrible’ nickname, making life difficult for Walker to get going.

Scarff controls the fight on his backfoot, luring Walker on to dig after dig.

Walker lands a punch right on the bell but Scarff, knowing he has banked another stanza.

Scarff vs Walker R2

Beautiful textbook boxing from Scarff, a one-two-hook scores brilliantly and secures him the round.

Walker might wear him down, or he might let more and more rounds slip away.

Scarff is 2-0 up and enjoying it.

Scarff vs Walker R2

Walker kicks into gear, attacking Scarff’s long trunk.

But Scarff is so clever with a counter and a pivot and another blow.

Walker grazes Scarff’s face with a leaping left hook but he smiles back and pings out his jab again.

Scarff vs Walker R1

Rangey Scarff jabs from his tall posture while Walker tries to duck and weave under his jab.

Southpaw Scarff looks a foot taller and he clips and prods from distance.

Walker is catching most digs on his high guard but he hasn’t landed back yet.

Scarff vs Walker R1

Walker enjoys his ringwalk, bumping fists with his fans in the Nottingham arena.

But he gets a few boos with Scarff’s diehard followers.

Scarff looks more focused and his team hold aloft his hard-earned 147lbs titles.

Scarff vs Walker

Harry Scarff puts his British and Commonwealth welterweight titles on the line against Conah Walker now.

Two tough and honest boys who have rebuilt from three defeats each.

There’s been a nice bit of needle in the build-up, real and intense but not OTT.

Derby versus Wolverhampton in some proper British boxing for the Lonsdale belt.