Campbell Hatton (12-0, 5 KOs) Discusses Facing Tom Ansell in Eight-Round Super-Lightweight Duel:
“The journey has reached a point where learning has evolved into facing real and challenging opponents like this. I concur that this is my sternest test, and I’ve trained accordingly. Without question, I anticipate the most formidable challenge, knowing that I am at my physical and mental peak. We’ve taken Tom seriously; he’s fought at English and Area Title levels, realms I’m nearing. Should I fail this test, everything we’ve worked for disappears, but rest assured, we are ready.
“We’ve studied Tom’s fights, and his aggressive style actually plays to my strengths. Those who’ve tried to challenge me in previous fights have only fueled my success, making for an electrifying showdown.”
Tom Ansell (10-4, 2 KOs) on Eight-Round Super-Lightweight Match with Campbell Hatton:
“Joining an ‘AJ’ card is a dream come true. I believe people are overlooking my abilities. I’m Campbell’s most significant challenge, and I hope for an intense clash where the superior fighter prevails.
“My plan is to test Campbell’s mettle, to push him to the brink to see if he endures. I have faith in my resilience.”
Heavyweight Title Spotlight: The Duel Between Fisher and Armstrong
Johnny Fisher eagerly anticipates his upcoming fight, passionately declaring that every match is a matter of “do or die” for him. With a warning shot, he says to Harry Armstrong, “Harry better be ready for what’s coming.”
Though his fights haven’t extended many rounds, Fisher is electrified by the opportunity to display his full skillset, insisting that the world has yet to see him at his peak. With unwavering focus, he emphasizes that his power transcends words, remarking, “words fail when you feel that right hand connect.”
With a heartfelt recognition of his fan base, Fisher shares his excitement about fighting on ‘AJ’s’ undercard, a move he believes relieves pressure. Reflecting on his status, he affirms, “I’m poised for greatness, and Saturday will prove it.”
Harry Armstrong (5-1-1) on Facing Johnny Fisher for the Vacant Title:
Grateful for the stage he’s on, Armstrong confidently opposes Fisher, stating, “Johnny Fisher has chosen the wrong fight because he’ll be defeated come Saturday night.”
Displaying a strong sense of readiness, Armstrong trusts that his experience will give him the edge over ten rounds, proclaiming, “I don’t believe he can keep pace with me.” He underscores his prime physical condition, achieved through rigorous training in Spain, and looks forward to the brawl with fervor.
Armstrong views the fight as pivotal in his career, a chance to claim his first professional title. With unwavering resolve, he asserts, “My hunger for victory is insatiable; it’s my everything, and I’m prepared to seize it.”