CHRIS BILLAM-SMITH faces off against his old rival Cheavon Clarke TONIGHT - and the ring-walk times have now been confirmed for the main event! Billam-Smith is looking to get back at the man who beat him twice in the amateur…

Chris Billam-Smith faces Cheavon Clarke in a cruiserweight main event tonight at London's Copper Box Arena. Ring-walks are scheduled for approximately 10:00 PM GMT, with the opening bell expected around 10:20 PM GMT. The main card begins earlier in the evening at 7:00 PM GMT.
The bout serves as a rematch of their amateur rivalry, where Clarke defeated Billam-Smith twice, including during the 2016 National Amateur Championships final. Former WBO cruiserweight champion Billam-Smith aims to rebound toward another world title opportunity, with the entire event broadcast across Sky Sports platforms.
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