Denan Kemp

Like fighters do do that.

Not every single fighter, but some do.

When you got offered that fight and you're sitting there going, okay, this is a dangerous, dangerous fight.

What are you thinking?

No way.

It was flooded.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Everything.

And so I remember the commentators initially, you know, they were almost like the first couple of rounds surprised at how good you were technically.

Yeah.

And then as the rounds kind of grew, they went from surprise to, you know, basically not used to it, but like accepted that you were this good technically.

When did you realize, oh, I'm technically at least tonight far superior than this guy?

I really do.

And so after the sixth round, you feel like you've got it in the bag, but it's still one thing to stay focused and locked in.

Were there any moments in between the sixth and the twelfth that you remember vividly at all?

Yeah, okay.

Yeah.

So what was your best round, do you think?

Yeah, that is incredible.

So you're sitting there and look, you are in his hometown and boxing, let's just say, you can have some interesting judging at times.