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The Leeds star was well on top though in front of his adoring and vocal support, and while both men heard the final bell, Warrington was awarded the win 119-109, 119-110 and 119-109 on the judges’ scorecards.
The result will improve the 24 year old’s standing in the world rankings and with domestic rival Lee Selby watching from ringside for Sky Sports ahead of his World title shot on May 30, Warrington said he will look to defend his European crown before hunting down a clash with the Welshman, who he tipped to win the World title.
“First of all, I want to give massive credit to Dennis Tubieron, he is hard as nails,” said Warrington. “A couple of times I thought I had him and was going to get him out of there and full credit, he is a tough opponent.
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The result will improve the 24 year old’s standing in the world rankings and with domestic rival Lee Selby watching from ringside for Sky Sports ahead of his World title shot on May 30, Warrington said he will look to defend his European crown before hunting down a clash with the Welshman, who he tipped to win the World title.
“First of all, I want to give massive credit to Dennis Tubieron, he is hard as nails,” said Warrington. “A couple of times I thought I had him and was going to get him out of there and full credit, he is a tough opponent.
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