Dalton Smith Defends WBC Silver Title Against Germain

Dalton Smith showcased his dominance on April 19 2025 at the Park Community Arena in Sheffield England successfully defending his WBC Silver super lightweight title against Canadian challenger Mathieu Germain. The 12-round bout headlined a Matchroom Boxing card streamed live on DAZN and delivered an electrifying night of action.

Smith entered the ring with an undefeated record of 17 wins including 13 knockouts and was ranked number one by the WBC in the 140-pound division. Germain brought a record of 26 wins 2 losses and 1 draw with 11 knockouts and was riding an eight-fight winning streak. Despite Germain’s credentials Smith proved to be the superior fighter throughout the contest.

The fight began with Smith establishing control using his sharp jab and precise combinations to keep Germain on the defensive. In the second round Smith landed a powerful left hook that sent Germain to the canvas for an eight-count. Germain showed resilience but struggled to match Smith’s speed and power.

As the fight progressed Smith continued to dominate landing clean shots and controlling the pace. Germain was knocked down again in the eleventh round and once more in the twelfth round. Despite a point deduction for a low blow in the final round Smith’s performance left no doubt about his superiority. The judges scored the fight 119-105 119-105 and 117-107 in favor of Smith.

Smith’s victory marked his second successful defense of the WBC Silver title and solidified his position as a top contender for the WBC world title currently held by Alberto Puello. With this win Smith has set his sights on a potential title shot later this year.

The undercard featured thrilling matchups including Josh Warrington’s unanimous decision victory over Asad Asif Khan Ryan Kelly’s majority decision loss to Caoimhin Agyarko and Josh Padley’s fifth-round stoppage of Marko Cvetanovic.

Sources: Boxing News 24, World Boxing Council, BoxeoMundial.

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