‘You’re old, you’re weak and slow’ - Liam Davies makes prediction ahead of Jason Cunningham showdown

Four championships will be on the line - including the British super bantamweight title - when the two men square off in what is a much-anticipated domestic bout.

Davies, who is currently 13-0, picked up a unanimous decision victory over Ionut Baluta last November.

The 27-year-old is confident he can maintain his unbeaten record, saying: "I am feeling a million dollars, everything has gone good, I feel like all the fights I've taken in my career so far have built me into this position.

"He wants to show he is the number one super bantamweight, but I am number one and on Saturday night you are gonna see why because I'm going to do a number on him.

"He messaged me saying he was going to smash my head in and since I've seen him everything's changed. In a few days we will get to see whose head gets smashed in."

Davies is not known as a knockout artist in the professional ranks with just five stoppage wins from his 13 bouts.

Nevertheless, he insists Saturday's bout with Cunningham won't go the distance.

He said: "I am going to take you out inside 12 rounds, you're old, you're weak and slow, man. You're too small, you're thin.

"Trust me, I know what is going to happen. I stand by everything I've said, it's personal and I am going to settle it on Saturday."