Ireland's Andy Lee insists the pressure is all on challenger Peter Quillin as he looks to defend his WBO world middleweight title in New York on Saturday.
The fight is taking place in Quillin's home city of Brooklyn and even though 30-year-old southpaw Lee (34-2 24KOs) is the champion he goes into the fight as the underdog.
Quillin vacated the belt seven months ago instead of facing mandatory challenger Matt Korobov, who then boxed Lee for the vacant strap and was halted by a right hook in the sixth round.
Lee, now trained by Adam Booth in London, is naturally brimming with confidence and has no qualms about having to fight in Quillin's backyard.
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The fight is taking place in Quillin's home city of Brooklyn and even though 30-year-old southpaw Lee (34-2 24KOs) is the champion he goes into the fight as the underdog.
Quillin vacated the belt seven months ago instead of facing mandatory challenger Matt Korobov, who then boxed Lee for the vacant strap and was halted by a right hook in the sixth round.
Lee, now trained by Adam Booth in London, is naturally brimming with confidence and has no qualms about having to fight in Quillin's backyard.
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