Boxing: Ben Whittaker’s rematch with Liam Cameron announced for April
Ben Whittaker will fight British Briton Liam Cameron on April 20 at BP Pulse in Birmingham.
Lightweight competitors The first battle ended with a strange situation In October last year, both fell down the rope and Whitaker was unable to continue due to injury.
The game was declared a draw and has not fought since then, Whittaker cared for a back and ankle injury.
“It’s an opportunity for me to bring decisive results to the fans,” Whitaker said.
“There is no doubt that this time, there will be no room for controversy. This time, we will complete it on my terms.”
Cameron, 34, is a huge loser against unbeaten Whittaker and has been running for a rematch since.
Many onlookers allowed Sheffield’s Cameron to win the battle comfortably before the battle stopped.
“I feel like I won the last fight before trying to pretend to be a WWE star and pull me to the top rope,” Cameron said.
“I really believe I’ll stop him, but that’s the past.”
Whittaker, 27, was outstanding before his draw against Cameron.
The Olympic athlete played the first seven games as a professional and is considered one of the smartest prospects in the UK.
Cameron Anti-depression and alcohol problems The boxing ban is four-year ban due to anti-doping violations in 2019.
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