Ben Shalom Resolves Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron Contract Dispute

Promoter Ben Shalom Claims Contract Dispute Resolved

Ben Shalom has suggested that the contract dispute between Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron has been resolved. The pair is set to rematch on Easter Sunday in Birmingham after their initial bout in Saudi last October ended in a draw.

Shalom Reveals Details of Contract Dispute Resolution

Both boxers went over the top rope after five completed rounds – with Whittaker unable to continue. More drama ensued when it was revealed that Cameron was mistakenly sent paperwork for a 12-round bout instead of ten. Shalom explained that a mistake was made in issuing the wrong contract template for 12-round fights. However, he indicated that Cameron has accepted the revised terms and is now a richer man.

Financial Compensation Likely Resolved the Dispute

Shalom mentioned that financial compensation was likely involved in resolving the contractual dispute. Despite the controversy, Shalom believes that it has made the fight even bigger. He emphasized that the issue had nothing to do with the fighters and that they are still set for a great fight.

Cameron Contradicts Shalom's Comments

Despite Shalom's statements, Cameron took to Instagram to contradict the promoter's claims. He stated, "To my knowledge, it's a 12-round fight, and no agreement to change it to 10 rounds has been signed."