Marco McCullough is predicted a quick night’s work on November 20th when he takes on Scotland’s Jon Slowey.

The Belfast man acts as chief support to the Alfredo Meli-Conrad Cummings Celtic title fight at the Waterfront Hall, and the featherweight wants to put on a show in his hometown.

Southpaw Slowey [19(0)-2(0)] is a tough opponent for McCullough on a small hall show, and the Shankill man admits that “I could have fought an easier opponent, but I’m looking to fight good opponents.”

“He is a good fighter, but he has not fought at the level that I’ve had. He is a nice tidy boxer, fights on the back foot.”

McCullough, who has World title ambitions, is confident of a comprehensive win next month, promising that “It’s going to be a knockout. I think I’m too big and strong and I‘ve got a good work rate and I think as the fight goes into the later rounds, I’ll punish him. I’ll say I’ll knock him out in 6 rounds.”

Tickets for ‘All on the Line’ are available from £35 and can be bought from: The boxers involved / www.cyclonepromotions.com / www.waterfront.co.uk / or by calling 028 9033 4400.