Ben Whittaker's flashy showboating is expected to remain an integral part of his boxing style, despite his recent string of swift knockout victories. The Olympic silver medalist initially gained fame for his unorthodox and entertaining fighting approach. However, in recent bouts, his ability to finish fights quickly has taken center stage. Since his disputed draw with Liam Cameron, Whittaker has secured three wins in two rounds or less, including a second-round victory over Cameron in their rematch, as well as first-round knockouts of Benjamin Gavazi and Braian Suarez.
Whittaker has stated that if an opportunity to knock out his opponent arises, he will take it, but also values the importance of discipline in his boxing technique. He believes that combining his unique showboating style with disciplined boxing will allow him to achieve "complete domination" in the ring. Whittaker's trainer, Andy Lee, recognizes the distinctiveness of this approach and acknowledges its potential to set Whittaker apart from other fighters.
By embracing this style, Whittaker aims to reach the pinnacle of his sport and make a lasting impact on the boxing world.