Corner talkpublished at 23:34 British Summer Time 20 July 2019
Whyte v Rivas
"Don't get greedy."
Trainer Mark Tibbs tells Dillian Whyte.
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Whyte v Rivas
"Don't get greedy."
Trainer Mark Tibbs tells Dillian Whyte.
Whyte v Rivas
Are Rivas' legs about to go?
Whyte makes his opponent wobble with a huge upper cut and body shot.
The Colombian survives until the bell.
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas hurts Whyte with another big body shot but the Brit responds with a jab to that swollen eye.
The Colombian goes for the body again with a left-right, but Whyte is taking it. Rivas is putting a lot of juice into these body shots.
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas lands a big body shot but Whyte barely wobbles.
Bell.
Whyte v Rivas
An upper cut from Whyte is followed up with a body shot - he's picking his opponent off.
It's similar to David Price's tactics - just on a higher level.
Rivas launches a few left-handers in succession but Whyte responds with another big body shot.
Whyte v Rivas
Oscar Rivas is looking to unload, more in defence because he knows Whyte will continue to go for the swollen eye.
Whyte v Rivas
There are some expletives shouted at Oscar Rivas by his corner man.
Loosely translated it was long the lines of: "What are you doing? Is this it? Shape up."
A telling off to say the least. We go past the halfway point...
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas has a bit of swelling around the left eye - Whyte will target that with more jabbing.
Whyte v Rivas
Whyte does brilliantly to avoid a fierce jab from the 32-year-old.
The Brit continues to let Rivas lead but the Colombian does manage to brush Whyte with a right hook.
Whyte v Rivas
Frank Bruno speaks to Sky Sports ringside: "Whyte is doing very well. This is a dangerous guy he is fighting. All he has to do is be smart, use his jab, keep his head and keep it smart.
"Don't get involved in a war with this guy."
Whyte v Rivas
Whyte uses the ropes to elude Rivas and then the Brit lands another jab.
It feels like Whyte is luring him in like a farmer who's laid out cheese on a trap for a field mouse.
Whyte v Rivas
It's Whyte's turn to punch air with a wild hook.
An upper cut finds its way through Rivas' defence though.
Neither boxer is coming within about a 'reach' of each other.
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Whyte v Rivas
"Very intelligent, keep it up."
A simple message from Dillian Whyte's corner.
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas goes for another overhand but again Whyte ducks at the right time before the unbeaten Colombian lands one on the back of The Body Snatcher.
Ouch...is what a normal person would have said.
Whyte v Rivas
Whyte launches a massive right but it's blocked by the glove of Rivas.
The Colombian continues to come forward to counter each time his opponent does - he does not want the Brit to dictate.
Whyte v RIvas
Dillian Whyte's trainer Mark Tibbs: "You have to do that standard. Just do that and your time will come. Don't overreach and your time will come."
Whyte v Rivas
That was an exploration for both. A settler after the busy second.
This is already an intriguing contest.
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas is getting jabs through to the body but Whyte is managing to brush the face of his opponent with his.
This is a calmer round following the very choppy previous round.
Whyte v Rivas
Rivas has time to recover as Whyte himself recovers from unloading a flurry.
How much did that weaken Rivas?