Chris Billam-Smith wants payback for two amateur losses to Chev Clarke, even though he admits the November 7 matchup offers almost nothing beyond settling a personal score. At 36 years

Former WBO cruiserweight champion Chris Billam-Smith admitted his upcoming fight against Chev Clarke on November 7 offers little career upside beyond settling an old personal grudge. The 36-year-old is set to headline Zuffa Boxing 12 against Clarke at London's Copper Box Arena, with the bout being broadcast on Sky Sports and Paramount+.
Clarke defeated Billam-Smith twice in the amateur ranks in 2016. Boxing 24/7 argues that taking the bout is a high-hazard, low-reward gamble for Billam-Smith, stating that a victory guarantees no title shot while a defeat would derail his remaining championship aspirations.
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