But the Americans looked dominant in the middle order, and victory looked assured when Mark Calcavecchia went four up on Montgomerie with four to play. Inexplicably, Calcavecchia imploded under the pressure and gifted the final four holes to the Scot, who won the 16th with a double-bogey after both players had found water. "We've been in this situation a few times of course, since the last game we played here it has been a very difficult period. We need to be on the front foot more, I can't look at myself and say this is the way I want Manchester United to play." A shock stoppage loss to Alexander Povetkin had thwarted Whyte's attempt to enforce another mandatory fight, although he regained the WBC 'interim' belt with a brutal knockout win over the Russian in their rematch in March. "We all know how Mexicans fight, they are all rugged and tough, but I feel like it should be a first round win for me."