Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron: Fight date, ring walk time, undercard, how to watch & betting odds

One of British boxing's brightest prospects Ben Whittaker is set to return to fighting action on the undercard of Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol in October, when he tackles domestic rival Liam Cameron in Saudi Arabia.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of the fight...

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - All You Need To Know

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - Date

Ben Whittaker's latest venture inside the ropes, against Liam Cameron, will take place on Saturday 12th October, 2024 as part of Riyadh Season.

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - Ringwalks & Fight Time

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron will feature as part of the undercard for the undisputed light-heavyweight clash between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol, although the positioning of the fight and a confirmed start time have yet be confirmed.

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - Venue

As is the case with the rest of the 12th October card, Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron will be staged at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Oleksandr Usyk famously became the first undisputed heavyweight champion this century at the state-of-the-art venue earlier this year, whilst the Queensberry v Matchroom 5v5 also took place there.

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - TV Channel & How to watch

TV details for Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron have yet to be officially confirmed, although it's anticipated that both TNT Sports Box Office and DAZN PPV will screen the full bill of boxing.

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron Odds

Odds have not yet been released for Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron, although 'The Surgeon' is expected to be installed as the big favourite to extend his winning record.

Are there any belts on the line for Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron?

No belts will be on the line for Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron, but the bout will provide the winner of propelling themselves up the ranking lists.

Ben Whittaker record

25-0 (19 KOs)

Love him or loathe him, there's no denying that Ben Whittaker is one of the hottest prospects in world boxing right now.

The 2020 Olympian has captured the headlines for both the good and the bad since turning professional, with his undoubted in-ring skillset and IQ being complemented by some quite outlandish showmanship.

Still, it's all part of the make-up of the Midlander however, who has set his sights on world title glory in 2025.

This will represent his biggest step up in quality to date though against an opponent who will be desperate to throw the first real spanner in the works of 'The Surgeon'

Liam Cameron record

23-6 (10 KOs)

Make no mistake about it, this is the most surprising twist in the quite extraordinary professional boxing career of Liam Cameron.

Just six years ago, the Sheffield fighter's career appeared in turmoil, with substance and drink obsessions derailing his bid to become a world champion.

But following a five-year exile from the sport, Cameron is back - bigger, better and stronger than ever before.

The former Commonwealth middleweight titlist returned to professional boxing last October and within a matter of months was on the wrong end of a split-decision loss to former world title contender Lyndon Arthur.

That defeat has seemingly only whet his appetite for more however, and he knows he has the chance of a lifetime against one of the biggest names, and brands, currently on the British scene.

Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron - Full Fightcard

A stacked undercard has been officially announced for Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol featuring some of the biggest names in British boxing, including the domestic dust-up between Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron.

• Artur Beterbiev v Dmitry Bivol (Undisputed light-heavyweight championship)
• Shakur Stevenson v Joe Cordina (WBC lightweight title)
• Chris Eubank Jr. v Kamil Szeremeta (Middleweight bout)
• Fabio Wardley v Frazer Clarke (British heavyweight title)
• Jai Opetaia v Jack Massey (IBF and The Ring cruiserweight titles)
• Ben Whittaker v Liam Cameron (Light-heavyweight bout)
• Skye Nicolson v Raven Chapman (WBC featherweight title)
• Mohammed Alakel v Jesus Gonzalez (TBC)