Monday 25 September 2017 17:19, UK
Ohara Davies has fuelled his heated rivalry with Tom Farrell by announcing that "anyone from Liverpool can get whooped" ahead of their fight at The Echo Arena.
The Hackney man challenges Farrell for the WBA international super-lightweight title this Saturday, live on Sky Sports, and is eager to inflict defeat on another popular Liverpudlian.
Davies stopped Merseysider Derry Mathews in March and believes more fighters from the city will line up to face him after he ends Farrell's unbeaten record in front of his hometown fans.
Anyone from Liverpool can get whooped. They brought Derry Mathews, now Tom Farrell is going to get whooped, so I'm just waiting see who they are going to bring next.
"After I beat Farrell, they are still going to look for another person," Davies told Sky Sports. "They're going to bring a Robbie Davies Jr or someone else from their town that they are going to say will beat me, because it's not hidden that the city doesn't like me. Every time I've gone there, I get boos.
"Anyone from Liverpool can get whooped. They brought Derry Mathews, now Tom Farrell is going to get whooped, so I'm just waiting to see who they are going to bring next."
Davies will be reunited with Farrell during fight week and says he has already spotted signs of mental weakness in his opponent.
"I'm expecting him to be confident on the outside, but scared on the inside," said 'Two Tanks'.
"In the first press conference we had, he spoke a bit about hoping I don't quit, but when we did our head to head I could see the fear in his eyes.
"It doesn't matter what you say on the outside, there is fear in your eyes - I can see it. He tried to hide it by being a bit loud, but I know he's scared and he knows what will be coming to him."
Paul Butler faces Stuart Hall in a world title eliminator at the top of the bill, while Rocky Fielding battles David Brophy for the British and Commonwealth super-middleweight titles, but Davies is determined to seize the spotlight.
"No disrespect to whoever is on the main event, but I'm the real main event. Most of the tickets on that show have been sold because of me.
"Tom Farrell sold thousands and thousands of tickets because of me. They are not coming to see him, they are coming to see him because he is up against me."
Watch Ohara Davies against Tom Farrell on the undercard for Paul Butler versus Stuart Hall, with Rocky Fielding battling David Brophy and Sean Dodd taking on Tom Stalker, from 7pm this Saturday on Sky Sports Arena.
