What time is Chris Billam-Smith vs. Armend Xhoxhaj fight tonight? Ringwalks, running order and how to follow

English cruiserweight Chris Billam-Smith will be hoping to make unheralded Kosovan Armend Xhoxhaj a memory as fast as could be expected, when the pair toss down at the Bournemouth Global Center on December 17.

Billam-Smith (16-1, 11 KOs) is falling off an amazing 12-round consistent choice win over Isaac Chamberlain, which likewise occurred at this exact same old neighborhood scene in July. In the midst of a boisterous air, the British chap held his European crown for the third time and he’s currently enthusiastic for a reprise.

“You can’t go anyplace aside from Bournemouth once more, after the experience everybody had,” Billam-Smith told ID Boxing. “It was only a unimaginable evening; the environment was mind blowing. Assuming I must title, I can feature in Bournemouth.

“We’ve been asking [to battle at home] for a really long time. At long last, somebody got down to business; [Boxxer] conveyed the battle, the town conveyed the climate, and me and Isaac conveyed a breaking battle. It marked each container.”

The 32-year-old Billam-Smith has a main 10 rating with each overseeing body: WBC No. 7, WBA No. 4, IBF No. 3 and WBO No. 2. A world title session is subsequently practical with any of the bosses who dwell in the 200-pound weight class.

In any case, before Billam-Smith can hope to achieve a lifetime objective, he should initially discard Xhoxhaj. The German-based Kosovan is falling off a 10-round split choice win over the already unbeaten Roman Fress, and he’ll be restless to spring the irritated. In any case, the last time Xhoxhaj made a stride up in class, he was shot out in four rounds by Clean veteran Masteusz Masternak.

Easy work for Billam-Smith or a bump in the road? The Sporting News provides all you need to know ahead of Saturday’s cruiserweight clash.