Chris Billam-Smith admits two amateur defeats to Cheavon Clarke still bother him, telling Sky Sports he wants to settle the score when they meet on November 7 at London’s Copper

Chris Billam-Smith has stated he is seeking revenge against Cheavon Clarke when the two meet on November 7 at London's Copper Box Arena. Billam-Smith revealed that two previous amateur losses to Clarke, including the 2016 national elite amateur final, still bother him and provide extra motivation to settle the score in their upcoming professional bout.
While acknowledging Clarke deservedly won their past meetings, Billam-Smith expressed confidence that his professional experience will lead to a different outcome. He noted Clarke's dangerous speed compared to recent opponent Ryan Rozicki, emphasizing the need to balance his desire for payback with tactical discipline in the ring.
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