Chris Billam-Smith and Ryan Rozicki went head-to-head for the primary time on the Sky Sports activities studios on Tuesday.
Earlier than their June 6 conflict in Bournemouth, stay on Sky Sports activities, they had been filming the most recent version of The Gloves Are Off.
Rozicki was trying to find weaknesses once they confronted each other for the primary time.
“When we’re staring down I just think about what I’m going to do to someone. I’m not trying to intimidate them,” Rozicki advised Sky Sports activities.
“I am simply taking a look at them interested by the facial construction and breaking the bones within the face or no matter.
“Scars will show what side he’s vulnerable on. You can see a lot, you can see where they can’t see punches coming from, things like that. That’s what it is for me.”
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Ryan Rozicki, who fights Chris Billam-Smith in June, defined why his largest idol within the sport is Twenties legend Jack Dempsey.
Billam-Smith is a rugged fighter himself, identical to Rozicki. However nicknamed the “Gentleman” for good cause, he usually stays placid till the primary bell chimes.
“Some people like to come and play mind games and a lot of time it comes from their own insecurities,” Billam-Smith advised Sky Sports activities. “If they start trash-talking I think it comes from them feeling like they’re missing something.
“I do not want to try this and it would not make a distinction on struggle evening.”
Canada’s Rozicki, who will probably be combating within the UK for the primary time on June 6, is a ferocious puncher and 20 of his 21 skilled victories have come inside the space.
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Their headline conflict on the Bournemouth Worldwide Centre will probably be intense.
“I think it’s as brutal as I make it. I think I can win a number of ways. I think he can only win one way and that’s me being too reckless and drawn into too much of a fight and trying to out-punch him and let him do what he does,” Billam-Smith mentioned. “At times I expect it to be a bit of a firefight.
“At occasions will probably be brutal. It should be. As a result of he retains coming and he is a giant puncher. Nevertheless it’s completely different being in there with me than different folks he is been in with.”
Watch Chris Billam-Smith vs Ryan Rozicki on June 6 stay on Sky Sports activities.
