Former world champion Chris Billam-Smith scored a seventh round stoppage over Ryan Rozicki in a Fight of the Year Candidate in Bournemouth, England

In round one, Rozixki was cut over the left eye. In round two, Rozicki was docked a point for using his head into the face of Billam-Smith.

The two stood toe-to-toe with Billam-Smith landing some hellacious shots and combinations to the face of Rozicki. Rozicki battled back and tried to even things out, but Billam-Smith battered the face of Rozicki and the fight was stopped by the corner after the round.

Chev Clarke get off the deck twice and came back to stop Jack Massey in round seven of their 10-round cruiserweight fight.

In round four, Massey dropped Clarke with big right to the top of the head. Massey then landed a big flurry that was finished off by a right to the body that put Clarke down again.

In round seven, Clarke turned the tables and landed a huge right that put Massey down. Clarke finished off Massey with a massive flurry of power shots and the fight was stopped at 1:24.

Lee Cutler stopped Aaron Sutton in round three of their 10-round middleweight bout.

In round three, Cutler landed a right hand that put Sutton down. Sutton grabbed his left shoulder and the fight was stopped at 31 seconds.

Stevie McKenna stopped Casey James Streeter just 64 seconds into their eight-round middleweight bout.

In round one, McKenna landed a huge left hook that put Streeter down. McKenna opened up on Streeter and the fight was stopped at 1:04.

Sam Hickey scored a vicious second round stoppage over Todd Thompkins in a middleweight fight.

Hickey landed a perfect counter right to the jaw that sent Thompkins down and the fight was stopped at 1:22.

Ivan Dychko won a 10-round split decision over Henry Dykes in a heavyweight bout.

In round one, Dychko landed a right hand that put Dykes on the canvas.

Dychko won two cards 97-92. Dykes took a card 95-94.

Leon Hughes stopped Mario Vergiev in round three of their eight-round light heavyweight bout.

In round three, Hughes landed a hard combination and the fight was stopped at 57 seconds.

Alex Macmillan stopped Leo Fanthome in round two of a six-round welterweight fight,

In round one, Macmillan dropped Fanthome with a sweeping right. Moments later, another right put Fanthome on the canvas. In round two, Macmillan dropped Fanthome again with a straight right. Macmillan landed a body shot and then a flurry of punches and the fight was stopped at 1:44.

Macmillan, 150 lbs of Morecambe, ENG is 4-0 with three knockouts. Fanthome, 150 lbs of Redditch, ENG 7-3.

BIRMINGHAM, UK (February 13, 2025) – Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron are set to renew hostilities in one of boxing’s most hotly anticipated rematches on Easter Sunday, April 20th at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham, presented by BOXXER, live on Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland.

Their epic bank holiday weekend showdown will headline a huge card in the Midlands that also features the return of Olympic bronze medallist Frazer Clarke versus Ebaneezer Tetteh, a mouth-watering super welterweight clash between Lee Cutler and Sam Eggington, and former European Champion Tyler Denny back in action against  ‘The Soldier’ Elvis Ahorgah.

In one of the most talked about moments of 2024, Whittaker and Cameron’s first fight ended in dramatic fashion with both men toppling over the ropes and outside the ring during the fifth-round of their light heavyweight clash.

With Whittaker unable to continue, the fight went to the judges’ scorecards resulting in split draw with two of the judges scoring the bout 58-57 either way and one judge scoring the fight even.

Turning professional under the BOXXER banner after claiming a silver medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Wolverhampton’s Whittaker has established himself as one of the standout talents in world boxing, amassing millions of followers worldwide with his unique style and flamboyant showboating.

Cameron, also a decorated amateur having won multiple national titles, impressed against former IBO champion Lyndon Arthur last year to help set up a Riyadh Season showdown with Whittaker. The Sheffield boxer, who has been outspoken since the first fight, will not want to leave anything to chance as he looks to catapult his career forward by handing Whittaker his first defeat.

Ben Whittaker said: “This is an opportunity for me to give the fans a decisive result. There’s no doubt in my mind that this time, there will be no room for controversy. This time, we will finish it on my terms. To all the fans who supported me and even those that have doubted me, this one’s for you. April 20th, I’m home and I’m going to give the people something special.”

Liam Cameron said: “I’m pleased to get this fight confirmed. I feel like I was winning the last fight before he tried pretending to be a WWE star and pulled me over the top rope. I really believe I would have stopped him, but that’s in the past now, we’re ready to go on April 20th. I want to thank my manager and my promoters Frank and George Warren for helping to get this rematch over the line. I look forward to getting in there and finishing the job.”

BOXXER Founder and CEO Ben Shalom said: “There’s been a lot said since the first fight in Riyadh, a lot of questions have been asked. On April 20th, Easter Sunday, we will get the answers. Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron is one of the most eagerly anticipated and most talked about fights in British boxing. It’s the fight the fans have been calling for and it’s the fight both fighters have demanded. There was never any doubt from Ben Whittaker, this was the fight he wanted next, and what a fight we have to headline a huge bank holiday weekend show in Birmingham.”

This event is presented in association with official partners Betfred, HELL Energy, That Prize Guy, Riyadh Season and Champion.

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