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The contest is a battle between two unbeaten fighters, with Donovan’s boxing skills making him a marginal favourite to add to his 14 career wins. <\/p>\n
However, Crocker, who has won all his 20 fights and secured 11 knockout victories in the process, has vowed to end the Limerick man’s unblemished record in emphatic fashion.<\/p>\n
“My record will be 21 and 0 and with 12 KOs after Saturday, believe me,” added the 28-year-old.<\/p>\n
“Paddy was signed by Matchroom before me and he’s meant to be the next superstar, but while he was fighting on big cards I was out of the ring dealing with problems and I just slowly built my way back up here. He’s in for the shock of his life on Saturday.”<\/p>\n
Crocker added that sparring with former undisputed world light-welterweight champion Josh Taylor has helped prepare him for the challenge of taking on tricky southpaw Donovan.<\/p>\n
Donovan, meanwhile, has trained alongside New Zealand’s former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker in his build-up to Saturday’s contest.<\/p>\n
“I’m in the best shape of my life. I’ve had an amazing camp with Joseph Parker and I’m ready now in Belfast to put on a show.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n