The undefeated Callum Smith entered this fight with a perfect record of 19-0-0 (14 knockouts) and he is ranked as the No.3 super middleweight in the world (currently the #1 in this division is Gilberto Ramirez) while his opponent, Cesar Hernan Reynoso, has a boxing record of 14-7-3 (7 knockouts) and he entered as the No.43 in the same weight class. Both boxers have already fought in 2016: Smith has beat Hadillah Mohoumadi (=Smith vs Mohoumadi) while Reynoso has defeated Juan Rodolfo Juarez and Elio Heraldo Trosch. Smith vs Reynoso is on the undercard of Tony Bellew vs Ilunga Makabu. Watch the video and rate this fight!
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Date: 2016-05-29
Where: Goodison Park Stadium, Liverpool, United Kingdom
Division: light heavyweight (175 lbs, 79.4 kg)
Smith’s previous fight: Callum Smith vs Hadillah Mohoumadi
Smith’s next fight: Callum Smith vs Norbert Nemesapati
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I know this is a stay busy fight but but this doesn’t Smith no good what so ever.
Also needs to learn a good stiff jab.
Hail Cesar! Considering his ranking he put up an excellent showing, outgunned in reach height and weight. It puts real perspective on just how good Callum Smith actually is and whether he deserves the no three rankin
Nice fight with a very reluctant boxer to give up. Size differences were very big and boxers records too far away. Callum did a very good fight being the full time aggressor but exposing himself to unnecessary punishment since didn’t use at all his excellent reach advantage. Since he is a nice guy may be decided to give some opportunity to Reynoso in order to balance a little bit the bout. Reynoso was very brave and persisting in completing the fight against to all the odds performing very well per his deteriorated and actual record..
I think the main reason why Cullum took more shots than he should’ve is simple because they didn’t hurt him at all. As you said, weight difference settled the fight before it even started.
“If he’s a super-middle, then I’m a super-model.” Says it all, doesn’t it? Let’s get Smith back in with some real competition.
Callum struggles with the short quick guy.
Sometimes you just never know with boxing.
Nobody in their right mind would believe this would get past 2.
I bet Callum and Paul wished they just watched.
This is a bit of BS here. This is why they have weight divisions – not so the promoter can throw his fighter in with a guy who should be fighting 2 or 3 weight divisions lower to make the other guy look good to the average viewer that doesnt understand the sport of boxing.