Jared Anderson returns to action this weekend as he looks to build momentum against Andriy Rudenko as he closes in on a world title fight.
The American heavyweight hasn't put a foot wrong as a professional so far and even though he’s still gaining experience, he believes he has what it takes to beat Oleksandr Usyk.
A few hours before Anderson tackles Rudenko, Usyk defends his three heavyweight titles against Daniel Dubois in Poland.
The Ukrainian is eager to test himself against WBC ruler, Tyson Fury, but knows he can only obtain that fight by beating Dubois.
Seen as one of the toughest assignments in the division, Anderson holds no fears when it comes to the unified champion.
"You need a plan A through to Z. You need more than just three or four plans," said Anderson when speaking to Sky Sports.
“I have the speed and the intelligence. My speed is tricky enough, but me setting the traps on top of it will equal out what we have together.
"I think Tyson Fury is one [who can beat Usyk]. I also think I'm another."