Jason Quigley will make his world title bid this weekend as he takes on WBO middleweight champion Demetrius Andrade.
The Donegal boxer is in Manchester, New Hampshire ahead of the Matchroom fight night as he looks to make it four wins in a row since his one and only defeat.
Quigley was left shocked after his loss to Tureano Johnson in 2019, but has steadied the ship with his win over Shane Mosley Jr earning him a shot at the world title belt.
But he faces a stern challenge in the form of polished 30-0 champ 'Boo Boo' Andrade, who's confident he can stop Quigley within 12 rounds.
“I’ve been training to be destructive,” said Andrade ahead of the fight. “Someone is going to stop this fight. Put your house on it.
“I look to give everybody a beating in a sense, to outclass them. Going in and knocking people out is cool but I also like to get rounds in and show my skill level.
"We just saw Canelo and Caleb Plant, it took him 11 rounds to end the fight but I’m not Caleb Plant. There’s a whole lot more in me than what Caleb showed. That’s the type of fight that I would like to get in and do though, to show my skills, my heart, my conditioning, what I am made out of."
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