Tony Bellew sends warning to Eduard Gutknecht with stunning title defence over Danny McIntosh An overhand right at the start of the fifth stopped the contest, yet Bellew rocked McIntosh in every round, finally flooring the Norwich fighter at the very end of the fourth round. McIntosh had a minute to recover, but the dominant performance was capped off with his devastating knockout blow. But he was unable to silence the partisan crowd this time around as Bellew delivered a clinical performance, his plan to face Gutknecht for the European strap after running out of patience over a rematch with Nathan Cleverly, the WBO light-heavyweight champion. Danny wasn't in France tonight, he was Scouseland and he couldn't handle me or stop me. I'm humbled that people spend their hard earned cash on coming to see me fight. I'm no different from the fans; I just punch people in the face for a living that's all. I don't need Nathan Cleverly to make a name for myself. He's fighting number 83 in the world, which says it all. I just want to fight someone who will challenge me. I'm not interested in anything less than that. I would fight him anywhere but he doesn't want to know, so let's move on. Who is there in this country to fight? I want to fight the best. I don't want to train for 12 weeks and fight someone who I can blow over. To be European champion would be a dream and I would love a fight in Germany with Gutknecht, what an experience that would be.