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The end came a few seconds later when Trotter hammered a still wobbly Smichet with a right uppercut and again the former Canadian champion went down, at which point Dunbar stopped the contest. Trotter sent Smichet to the canvas seconds into the bout with a hard right and then soon after the Quebec fighter climbed to his feet, hammered Smichet with another devastating right, prompting referee Dave Dunbar to issue a standing eight count. In fact, the fight was over before most of the fans reached their seats.

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Tunisian-born Smichet came into Saturday’s Canadian middleweight bout as one-time national champion and with much more experience as a professional boxer than his opponent, (Irish) Janks Trotter of Calgary.īut Trotter proved to be a unstoppable force against Smichet, hammering the Montreal-based fighter with a series of devastating combinations to end the proceedings 48 seconds into the bout. In fact, the only breeze Walid (The Sandstorm) Smichet produced was when he went crashing to the canvas. In other bouts on the card, The Sandstorm blew into the Mattamy Centre and amounted to a lot of nothing. “But champions get up from knockdowns and win fights,” said Carman. Throughout the fight Carman’s corner implored him to box and use his jab. In the seventh, Carman started taking control over the tiring Martel-Bahoeli and ended the proceedings with a wicked left-right combo.Īfterwards, Carman agreed that he probably would have been better off not being suckered into a war against the rugged Martel-Bahoeli given the fact that he was knocked down a few times. The two and exchanged shots in the sixth, though there were no knockdowns. Martel-Bahoeli sent Carman down with a right and Carman returned the favour a few seconds later, as the Mattamy Centre crowd went wild. In the fifth, Quebec City’s Martel-Bahoeli went down again as a result of an overhand right by Carman. Carman, 28, was beginning to get a mouse under both eyes, while Martel-Bahoeli was bleeding through his mouth. Simmons appeared to have counted Martel-Bahoeli out before the bell sounded but it was ruled that he beat the count.īy now, both fighters were beginning to show numerous cuts and welts on their face as a result of the battle. Martel-Bahoeli, 33, slid down the ropes towards the canvas early in the third after another Carman flurry and went down again in the last few seconds of the round after Carmen battered him with a right-left combo. Both fighters went down later in the round, the result of slips. “When he started tiring I knew he was going down to stay.”Ĭarman demonstrated late in the first that he was looking for a KO over Martel-Bahoeli when he ended the round with a explosive flurry.īut in the second, Martel-Bahoeli stormed out of his corner and hit Carman on the top of the head with a right, sending the Belleville fighter to the canvas. “I’m too fast, too strong and too f.g pretty,” said Carman. In the end, it was Big Country who emerged victorious, sending Martel-Bahoeli to the canvas with a lethal left-right combination with only seconds left in the seventh to earn a TKO knockout, the Canadian title and a record of 7-2 (six KOs).

Round after round, Carman and Martel-Bahoeli - who were criticized leading up to the fight for apparently not being worthy of being Canadian title contenders - hammered each other with vicious lefts and rights and uppercuts, though the bout was, at times, wild and out of control. The two heavyweights threw so many bombs referee Mark Simmons needed a calculator to record the knockdowns. To say Carman and Martel-Bahoeli went toe-to-toe would be a major understatement. It was a war from the opening bell until the explosive finish at 2:46 of the seventh round - and the crowd loved every second of it. The brawl between Dillon (Big Country) Carman and Eric (The Hammer) Martel-Bahoeli for the Canadian heavyweight boxing title on Saturday afternoon at the Mattamy Centre basically made your average gang fight look like a tea party.