Boxing's rising star, Ben Whittaker, is making headlines not just for his impressive in-ring performances but also for his unique and divisive showboating antics. The 26-year-old light-heavyweight, now unbeaten in six professional bouts, has become a polarizing figure with his dancing and flamboyant moves during fights. Whittaker, an Olympic silver medallist from the West Midlands, acknowledges the mixed reactions to his in-ring theatrics. Some love it, some find it crass, but one thing is for sure – it's garnering attention. Whittaker is unapologetic about his style, stating, "The more people that want to see you lose means they’ll come out in force." In his recent match against Khalid Graidia at Wembley Arena, Whittaker's dancing took center stage. Despite facing criticism from some ex-professionals, he remains firm in his approach, emphasizing that he's not being disrespectful to his opponents. Whittaker makes it clear that, post-fight, he always congratulates and respects his adversaries. The Olympic medallist's unconventional style raises questions about sportsmanship, but in an era where viral moments and online attention matter as much as the action in the ring, Whittaker's flair is undeniably making waves. "I don’t disagree with people who criticize me for it. Everyone has their own opinion, everyone has their own style of boxing, but the only thing I will disagree with is the claims that I’m being disrespectful. I’m not disrespectful. It’s just my style," Whittaker asserts. As the debate over his antics continues, Ben Whittaker remains a fascinating and talked-about figure in the boxing world, leaving fans and critics alike eager to see what he brings to the ring next. #BenWhittaker #BoxingShowmanship #SportsmanshipDebate #RingAntics #BoxingStyle #UnbeatenInSix #WembleyArena #OlympicMedallist