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After taking time out for a family holiday over Christmas, Fisher watched the fight back and felt the criticism was a little unjust and not a true reflection of public opinion.<\/p>\n
“When you hear the noise in the media, you’d think it was all negative. But walking down the street, people kept telling me it was a great fight and praising the resilience I showed,” he added.<\/p>\n
“Looking at it impartially, look at it honestly, and break it down with my team, I really had a positive outlook on it.<\/p>\n
“Even with a knockdown, yes, it’s close, but I still truly believe I won it by one round.”<\/p>\n
Fisher says a torn biceps and cancelled fights hindered his preparations in the first fight. He relocated his training camp to Spain and believes he will win “in better fashion”.<\/p>\n
Allen, 33, meanwhile is armed with a new-found confidence and is vowing to knock his friendly foe out.<\/p>\n
Asked about his opponent’s prediction, Fisher replied: “You didn’t do it last time, so what makes you think you’re going to do it this time?”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n