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What's the Issue?
LIAM CAMERON and Ben Whittaker are still at odds over the number of rounds in their upcoming rematch, set to take place on Easter Sunday in Birmingham. Cameron received a contract for 12 rounds, while Whittaker's team is preparing for a 10-round fight, mirroring the terms of their original bout in Saudi Arabia.
Promoter's Response
Despite the ongoing dispute, promoter Ben Shalom of Boxxer claims that the issue has been resolved through financial compensation. However, Cameron disagrees and insists that the fight is still scheduled for 12 rounds, creating uncertainty just six days before the bout.
British Boxing Board of Control's Stand
The British Boxing Board of Control, responsible for sanctioning the fight, has stated that the rematch is set for ten rounds, according to BBBoc's Robert Smith. However, no official contracts have been seen yet.
Recap of Previous Controversy
The initial fight in Riyadh ended prematurely after five rounds when both fighters went over the top rope. Whittaker was unable to continue due to an injury, sparking debate over whether Cameron was on the path to an upset victory.
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