Tasman Fighters’ Mick Francis and his matchmaker Matt Clark were also among those present, in support of their featherweight Tyler Blizzard – whose 10-round contest with Sam Goodman was the finest of the evening – and will likely have left aggrieved at the scores of 100-90, 100-90 and 99-91 in Goodman’s favour because the reality is that those scores were far too wide for so competitive a fight. So, too, was their likeable Irish light heavyweight Conor Wallace, who just as Goodman and Blizzard were in the ring asked BoxingScene’s prediction for the outcome, predicted victory for Goodman on account of his “being a level above”, and then a stoppage for Tszyu inside three rounds, largely on account of Tszyu’s new co-manager Mike Altamura’s expertise.
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