Fisher opens herself on back stabbers who encourage him after controversial all -victory

Johnny Fisher says that the boxing back stabbers were ready and waiting to turn the knife after his controversial victory over Dave Allen.

Fisher was dropped against all in the fifth round in December, but stuck one Contenty Split-Decision victory in Saudi Arabia.

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Until that moment it had only been love and admiration for the hugely popular Romford Bull and his Social Media Star Dad Big John.

But Fisher – one of the most productive ticket sellers of Great -Britain – says he felt against him in the aftermath of the fighting.

He said to Sunsport: “If you are a professional boxer or an athlete of any perspective or a person in a kind of public eye, you get negative comments.

“And if it is a close struggle, people with their knives wait to dig and tackle, but people who know their boxing, although it was a close fight.

“I believe I won with one round. I don’t, don’t dispute people who thought it could have been going the other way or it was a draw.

“But objectively to watching, I thought I won with a round and that is a narrow battle. So we can do it again.”

Fisher’s popularity is enormously stimulated by the online love for him Chinese collection meal-loving father.

But Fisher Sr bare the victim of his son’s disputed decision in Riyadh to social media to defend his boy.

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He passionately supported Johnny against criticism from those they considered their closest confidants.

And Fisher Jr said: “It’s my father, we are the same person.

“And if my son was in that position and people you thought was your friends would make people near your house hysterical and create a hysteria, I will do the same for my son.”

Fisher ended up in hospital after the 12 brutal rounds against all – and revealed that he enjoyed the harmful Slugfest.

He said: “They are the things that you dream of like a professional hunter.

“I can’t always do it, but to show people, I’m not just a knockout artist, I can dig in, that’s a good positive.”

“That is what you live for, that’s why we entertain people.”

Fisher, 26, now all, 33, in his adopted house of the Copper Box Arena, ready to silence the deafening doubters.

He said: “It was always in the back of my mind that I wanted to do it again because it was a close fight.

“But then I looked back and thought I won with one round. There are always other opportunities – my life is not about this rematch.

“But something in mind wanted to do it again – so let’s do it.”

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