By Terence Dooley

Liverpool's Tony Bellew, 22-2-1 (14), and Wales's Nathan Cleverly, 28-1 (14),

have both vowed to produce fireworks in their cruiserweight non-title fight at

Liverpool's Echo Arena on

Saturday night.

Their grudge rematch will be shown on Sky Sports Box Office and today's final

press conference was carried live by Sky Sports News.

"It's going to be déjà vu," said Cleverly, referring to his

successful WBO light-heavyweight title defence against Bellew in October 2011. "I've

beat him once, I'll just press the repeat button and shut this guy up once and

for all. I was walking around Liverpool today, it felt like my home town because people were asking for photos and

telling me they want me to silence this guy.

"The first fight was excellent. This will be a replica, but it will be

more explosive. My game plan is to break him down and take him out late. He

won't take me out, unless he's become King Kong overnight, because he caught me

clean in the first fight and I brushed them (the punches) off. I'll brush them

off again, come back and take this guy apart."

The 27-year-old was uncertain about his future after losing to Sergey Kovalev

by fourth-round TKO last year, but he insists that his hunger is back and that

the move to 200lbs has rejuvenated him. He said: "It hits you hard, but I

freshened up, found my new weight and feel great. This is the acid test against

a proper cruiserweight. He was trying to rattle me (during the head-to-head),

but he's tried it all before and failed.

He added: "Let's see who performs when it matters. I can handle it (the

pressure) better than him."

Bellew, 31, denied that there is pressure on him when promoter Eddie Hearn

asked how he is dealing with the pre-fight hullabaloo. 

"No pressure," he insisted. "The pressure

is to come out without getting hurt. He comes to fight the same way every

single time, I hope he does that and exchanges. I expect a nice win, a

devastating win and to look good doing it. I'm a fighter, I just get in and

fight. We'll find out who breaks who on fight night."

"It's just another day in the office," added Bellew during a

post-presser one-to-one with Sky Sports. "A few home truths got told. Reality

will hit him on

Saturday. I've just told him the truth. Where's his

mind at?  Maybe at one of those AA meetings he attends every now and

again."

Bellew also reiterated his belief that he carries genuine power now that he is

no longer boiling himself down to 175lbs following his decision to move up in

weight after losing to WBC boss Adonis Stevenson by sixth-round TKO last year.

"I've been able to iron people out with either hand since I was a

kid," he insisted.

The fight has generated a lot of debate due to its PPV status, but BoxingScene

understands that the pre-order figures have been very healthy and that the

event is on course to be a success despite the claims from boxing's hard-core

fans that it was a PPV too far. Either way, the return has generated a lot of

debate, but the talking is over now, bar the weigh-in, and the fight itself is

starting to hit the headlines, as opposed to the decision to put it on Sky Box

Office.

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