George Liddard exposed to the difficult customer Derrick Osaze on Friday in the O2, in O2, will be Bandry’s bill.
Liddard is still only 22 years old. Under the guidance of the trainer Tony Sims, his life as a professionals quickly began. Since his debut two years ago, Bilerickey Local has participated in 10 games, won all games, and won 6 knockout games. Those knockouts, especially in the fifth round of George Davey, make Liddard an indispensable attractiveness, so that he has the opportunity to become this Friday performance. Headline news.
However, Lidard was confused by improving the pressure and responsibility of the bill. The young medium -sized magnitude is doing its best, and is going to perform another large performance on Friday.
“I was born for this,” Lidard told BoxingScene. “I was born for the bright lights and the night, I like it. I like every part of it: strike, fighting, then. I like the night of fighting. When you make the whole crowd cheer, you will feel like you will feel Like a corner fighter, and my crowd made a sound. I just like to spend an important night for everyone.
“You know what they are talking about, the pressure is diamond, right?” He continued. “I embrace pressure. I really don’t have much pressure. Obviously, in the final analysis, a battle is a battle, whether you are the top of the bill or the bottom of the bill. I treat each battle like my championship. I have no different things. I am preparing for the same way. No matter what the battle is, I will try to train each camp. Camp, so there is no pressure and no pressure.
“I mean, look, every time you perform huge performance, you have the same pressure again, but I feel that I have dealt with it well. Obviously, after the George Davey person, I I think everyone is looking forward to performing well again. I stepped up my efforts and played a 29-2 young man. I have the ability to end it, this is what I did, I did it very early.
“I don’t go there to find the knockout. Listening, I want to perform well. I dare everyone wants everyone to see the knockout, but in the end, five years after people look back, everything is important. They are next to my name. They are next to my name. Seeing W, right if I continue to win and move forward, it is important. surprise.”
Liddard has been working hard in his short career and facing tough opposition. On the surface, Friday’s opponents represent his biggest challenge so far. 13-2 (3 KO) OSAZE mixed it with the top domestic operators of the medium-level department, and lost only the world champion challenger Denzel Bentley and the former British champion Tyler Denny.
“I want to continue to strengthen every battle every battle.” “If you look at the record I have been fighting, I almost strengthen each battle and always deal with business, so I look forward to winning work on Friday night and completing work to complete work . I have a good test in front of me, but there is no doubt that I will show the best performance and continue to do greater things. “
