Jack Massey has issued a confident warning to Cheavon Clarke ahead of their cruiserweight showdown this Saturday. Massey claims he'll prevail "on all levels" against the former Olympian, citing his 13 years as a professional fighter and experience against world champions. The bout takes place at Bournemouth International Centre, live on Sky Sports, ahead of Billam-Smith's clash with Rozicki on the same Zuffa Boxing card.

Having defeated Billam-Smith at amateur level, Massey would relish a professional rematch and has his sights set on the winner of the main event. The former world title challenger has been training with renowned coach Joe Gallagher, calling him "an exceptional trainer" who provides "second to none" instructions. Massey has only fought once since losing to Jai Opetaia in October 2024, defeating Ivan Gabriel Garcia last November.

For Clarke, this represents a "make or break" opportunity after losing the British cruiserweight title to Viddal Riley last April. His only fight since then saw him defeat Anthony Hollaway by fourth-round TKO in December. Massey acknowledges Clarke's determination to win but believes his experience will be the deciding factor in what promises to be a compelling cruiserweight contest.