Western Bulldogs Premier League champion Clay Smith scores 30-second KO in third professional boxing battle, video and newest information

Western Bulldogs premiership champion Clay Smith is making a reputation for himself as a boxer, scoring a devastating 30-second knockout in his third skilled bout.

Smith performed simply 55 AFL video games in an injury-interrupted profession, retiring in mid-2018 attributable to a persistent knee damage, however stays a membership favourite for his heroics within the run-up to the 2016 premiership.

He scored in all 4 of the Bulldogs’ finals, kicking 4 objectives within the first half of an exhilarating preliminary closing in opposition to GWS, together with a significant that gave the Canines the lead for good on grand closing day.

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Now 31 and combating at tremendous middleweight, Smith picked up the third win of his profession on Wednesday evening by knocking out Jamie Phillips on the Melbourne Pavilion in Flemington.

“He dropped it like a nasty behavior with massive proper arms,” the commentator declared.

It’s value noting that Smith’s opponent, Phillips, has not fought in practically 5 years and entered the bout with a profession report of 1-2.

Smith cheekily recommended earlier than the battle that he want to get into the ring with GWS captain Toby Inexperienced someday.

“Oh, look, I would not thoughts visiting Toby Inexperienced,” he advised Seven.

“We have had a number of rounds on the soccer subject, however look, he is a brilliant man. He performs the sport with the identical spirit with slightly little bit of competitiveness.

“There’s that image the place he grabs me by the jaw and he is squeezing me.

“So I would not thoughts placing one on his chin.”