Lyndon Arthur knows he must improve if he is going to fulfill his world title dream following an unconvincing win over Davide Faraci.
Arthur showed his class to put Faraci down twice in the ninth before earning a stoppage at the Royal Albert Hall.
But, for parts of the fight, he failed to sparkle and took too many shots.
The 30-year-old is in line for a shot at WBO light heavyweight champion Joe Smith, as the organization’s No.1 contender, and knows he must perform better.
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