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Published 23:20 8 Apr 2017 BST

"He said he couldn't see. I can't let him fight with that. It was only going to get worse. He couldn't see out of it."
Smith insisted that it was a punch, rather than his head, that caused the damage and the Liverpudlian announced that he would be open to a rematch with Williams, for the right amount of money.
"It's a shame the winner is not coming away with a title. We'll try and do it again for a title," promoter Frank Warren said.
And fans seem to be looking forward to the realisation of that rematch.
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