{"id":16397,"date":"2025-12-19T21:33:59","date_gmt":"2025-12-19T21:33:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/un-news.org\/call-for-a-rematch-from-callum-simpson-if-troy-williamson-desires\/"},"modified":"2025-12-19T21:33:59","modified_gmt":"2025-12-19T21:33:59","slug":"call-for-a-rematch-from-callum-simpson-if-troy-williamson-desires","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/un-news.org\/en\/call-for-a-rematch-from-callum-simpson-if-troy-williamson-desires\/","title":{"rendered":"Call for a rematch from Callum Simpson if Troy Williamson desires"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Simpson’s promoter describes Williamson clash as an imminent battle in Leeds<\/p>\n

London – United News Network (UNN): Callum Simpson’s team described super-middleweight contender Troy Williamson as being able to “have a war if he wants one,” as the two weighed in ahead of their British, European, and Commonwealth super-middleweight title fight taking place this Saturday in Leeds.<\/p>\n

The 29-year-old Simpson, who weighed in at 11 stone, 13 lbs, and 11 oz (75.9 kg), said: “He can have it however he wants it,” having turned professional in 2019. He added, “He\u2019s been wearing a hat every week with the word ‘War’ on it. If he wants a war, we\u2019ll have a war. He can have whatever he wants.”<\/p>\n

However, Simpson emphasized he would win regardless of the nature of the fight. He said: “But I’m going to win regardless. I’m not coming here just to defend; I’m here to dominate. I want to show that I am levels above this.”<\/p>\n

Simpson, who remains undefeated in his 18-fight career, secured a crushing victory by stopping Jan Ceko in his last outing, dropping him twice before reclaiming his position to win in his home territory of Barnsley.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, the 34-year-old Williamson, who holds a record of 21 wins and 4 losses, will challenge for Simpson’s super-middleweight titles at the First Direct Arena in Leeds. The Darlington fighter stared down Simpson during their face-off, saying: “Just a normal man in my way that I need to take care of.”<\/p>\n

A large number of Simpson’s fans are expected to travel from Barnsley to Leeds to support him, but Williamson denied that this would affect his performance. The British fighter said: “The fans can’t win the fight.” He added: “They can make as much noise as they want. But the only ones that matter are me, him, and the referee in the ring. That’s all that matters.”<\/p>\n

the fight night program will be broadcast live on British television and via multimedia internet streaming.<\/p>\n

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