Round 1 started with a confident Croc standing mid-ring and daring Felix to come at him. Adapting a formidable guard, Croc was able to bully the centre of the ring, as Felix danced and tried to find ways to penetrate the Crocs defences. Felix was able to smack Lewis in the head a few times, but this round was all about the Croc setting the tone.

Ding ding to round 2, where the Croc continued to plant his weight in the centre of the ring looking to rhino up, in an attempt to let Felix tire himself out by hauling off negligible body shots. 
The Croc goes on the offensive with body shoves, as the crowd offers advice, and Jose goes for desperation in the back of the head grab.

Felix comes out swinging in round 3, as he connects with a few head stunners that turns the Crocs facial tan into a swollen sunburn.  Crocker continues to assert dominance, although a punch to the gonads slows him down for a bit, only for the Croc to chomp back as Felix is docked for the crotch shots, and his desperation has now turned to a big 'D'. 

Round 4 is where it got exciting as the smile that the Croc flashed in round 3 was even bigger now, as he he pummelled Felix with a series of body blows that moved the Mexican across the ring and into the ropes. Jose was able to get back on his feet after an 8 count, but the look on Lewis’ face said it all, ‘we’re in the end game now.’

Round 5 was a Bee Gees soundtrack, as it was all about ‘staying alive; for Jose Felix. Wounded from his last round, the Croc was on the hunt, as he connected on the face of Felix with a left hook that almost send the Mexican on the ropes and out of the ring.  It was all over at that point, as Lewis Crocker got a TKO at 1:54 in the 5th round to maintain his title.

Belfast put on a proud display of boxing talent, as well as a rowdy bunch of enthusiast fans, let’s hope to return there for some amazing fights.