BEN WHITTAKER is taking on bitter rival Liam Cameron in a huge rematch THIS WEEKEND.
It’s been six months since their controversial draw in Saudi Arabia, and now they will clash in the main event alongside a stacked fight card.
When Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron met in Riyadh, we saw a competitive fight that only lasted five rounds – but not because of a TKO.
The fighters became entangled with one another and toppled over the ropes in dramatic fashion, leaving Whittaker with injuries to his ankle and back.
It was then left to the judges to decide the outcome, where they declared it a split-decision draw.
With the rematch set for this weekend, fans are eager to watch this fight unfold in what is expected to be a great spectacle – and now there has been even more controversy.
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The rematch has been signed since the middle of February, but complications relating to the number of rounds has caused problems.
After Cameron had signed the contract, Whittaker’s representatives claimed that the proposed 12 rounds was an error and that they only wanted a 10-round fight.
Cameron claimed that he was not going to budge from the 12 rounds he officially signed, but it has now been announced by British boxing chief, Robert Smith, that the fight will be 10 rounds.
SunSport brings you all the information on this highly anticipated matchup.
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When is Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2?
- Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2 takes place on Sunday, April 20.
- Ring walks are set to take place from 10.30pm.
- The Resorts World Arena in Birmingham plays host.
How to watch Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2?
- Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2 main card will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event at 8pm BST.
- The fight will also be able to be streamed on the Sky Sports app.
- Undercard bouts will be shown on Sky Sports Action, starting at 7pm BST.
Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2 full card
- Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron (Light heavyweight)
- Frazer Clarke vs Ebaneezer Tetteh (Heavyweight)
- Lee Cutler vs Sam Eggington (Super welterweight)
- Tyler Denny vs Elvis Ahorgah (Super middleweight)
- Troy Coleman vs Bradley Goldsmith (Middleweight)
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
