Chris Eubank Jr. vs Liam Williams CONFIRMED December 11, with bitter British rivals to settle the score in Cardiff

CHRISEUBANK JR has confirmed that Liam Williams and CHRISEUBANK JR will be fighting in Cardiff on December 11, to end their long-running feud.

SunSport exclusively revealed that Eubank Jr. was available to fight Williams in September after putting off plans to box Gennady Gorlovkin until next year.


Chris Eubank Jr. vs Liam Williams CONFIRMED December 11, with bitter British rivals to settle the score in Cardiff
Next month, Chris Eubank Jr. will face Liam Williams in Cardiff

Since then, Williams and Eubank Jr have been at each others throats via social media.

The pair will settle their differences in front of a packed audience at the Motorpoint Arena next year.

Eubank Jr, a WBA title contender, stated: "Liam Williams is saying a lot in an effort to grab my attention and lure me into fighting him."

"It has now reached the point where everyone asks me to shut him down, and on December 11, 2011, I'm going give the people what it wants.

"As I've stated, I'm only involved with big fights from now and this fight people want to watch. They want to know if Williams can prove what he has been saying, which he will not.

"I am on a mission to achieve world titles, and Liam Williams has been someone I have to work with to get there. I look forward to shutting him down."

Williams replied, "I'm very excited for the fight to be made. It's been a long time coming.

"I cannot wait to close his mouth once and forever. A big domestic fight is the best way to get the juices flowing.

"A lot people have been calling for this fight since a long time. It's my opinion, the most important all-British bout outside of AJ or Fury.

"I am really excited and counting down the days. Chris' performances have not impressed me.

"People talk about Roy Jones's improvement, but I think he hasn't improved in any way.

"A win in the fight, possibly even a stoppage against Eubank, and my name will be out there and in contention for world titles."