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Bradley “The Sting” Rea vs Liam “Cannonball” Cameron 🥊 This ain’t gonna be pretty. This is one of those fights where technique takes a backseat and intent drives the car. Because the nicknames almost tell you how this fight is going to feel. Cannonball - not slick or subtle. He’s coming straight at you, heavy, committed. When he lets that right hand go there’s no disguise, no finess, just impact. But here’s the problem with a cannonball—It’s powerful, but it’s predictable. The sting? Quicker. Sharper. You don’t always see it coming, but you feel it immediately and then it keeps coming. Start with Cameron. At 35 years old, there’s a lot of mileage there. High guard, minimal head movement, slow jab (that he pushes instead of snapping) wide left hook—technically, there are gaps. That guard is like a shield you hold up while walking into traffic. It might block some of it, but not everything. And when he opens up? That left hook comes wide, that right hand comes heavy, but there are windows there. Big ones. He’s upright, predictable and he absorbs punishment. And with that scar tissue, when he gets hit clean, it shows. Now Rea… Younger. Faster. Better engine. More output. He’s got that Rottweiler in him. He enjoys the fight. And when he smells something? He doesn’t hesitate, he tries to finish you. But he’s not perfect. Head comes down inside. Gets hit with straight shots at mid-range and that’s where Cameron’s right hand is most effective. Now stylistically, this becomes very clear: Rea is going to bring the fight. He’s going to push Cameron back, test that high guard and force exchanges. And when Cameron opens up, because he will, that’s where the danger lies for him. Because those wide shots, those slower entries? They create windows. Floor-to-ceiling sized windows. So Rea, with faster hands, he’ll exploit those opportunities with counters, especially that right hook he likes to throw with bad intentions. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that Rea has defensive holes as well. The type of hole they found Saddam hiding in. When he’s in mid-range, he can get caught with straight right hands. Lyndon Arthur clawed his way back into the fight and secured a MD win vs Rea on the strength of those right hands. That’s Cameron’s best punch. So how do I see it playing out? Rea is gonna bring the hornet’s nest—volume, pressure, speed. He’s gonna push Cameron back, try to overwhelm him, try to break him down. Cameron? He’s gonna try to plant his feet and fire that cannon. Rea’s engine, his pace, his willingness to force exchanges—those things accumulate. Cameron’s slower hands, his lack of head movement, his tendency to absorb punishment—that starts to take a toll. And that scar tissue? It becomes part of the story. Prediction: Bradley Rea by late stoppage. Because in boxing, when one fighter is throwing with weight and the other is striking with speed, volume, and precision— eventually, the sharper weapon starts to cut deeper. *At this time, there are no lines on a stoppage, but if you want to play it safe then take Rea on the ML at -200 or you can add him to a parlay. Ekow Essuman on the ML (+185) + Bradley Rea on the ML (-200) = +328 That’s my double right hand of the week. #WardleyDubois #MorrellChelli #RaffertyEssuman #JalolovSmakici #DontBlink #Queensberry #DAZN #Boxing #Boxeo