The former world title Anthony Yarde warned Ben Whittaker that it was too early to take him in a professional struggle.
Yarde completes the trilogy with Lyndon Arthur on the collision of Chris Eubank Jr with Conor Benn, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
He hopes to build him on another run in the fight with the title on the world title, but considered the Box of Whittaker.
“Of course, but I don’t think it’s a smart decision on any of them. That’s just my modest opinion. I feel like it’s a bit too early. A few more fights, I feel it’ll make more sense,” Yarde said Sky Sports.
“If I was fighting with Ben Whittaker now, I’m just honest, it would be too early for him. It would be too early for him. This is my opinion. Because I feel I can beat someone in the world. Every loss in the world I have always come back better.
“The reason is that I have always learned about work. Sometimes, most often, my mystery was my experience. So I feel my experience always improves me.”
However, he added, “Although someone is in my weight class, it really means nothing to me.
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Yarde knocked Vilcans with the first strike
Whittaker has the main fight a week before the next match Yarde. Olympic silver medalist takes Liam Cameron on Sunday 20th April, live on Sky Sports.
Their first struggle ended with a shock when both Whittaker and Cameron left the ring in the fifth round and ended the match as a technical decision draw.
But Yarde believes that if Whittaker is holding his used showboating style, he can beat Cameron in the match.
“I think Ben Whittaker will be better this time,” Yarde said. “He wasn’t alone. I was in Sky Sports The studio watched the fight and I said it, that’s not him. It’s too serious. That’s not him.
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Yarde says he got too satisfied after he knocked down Vilcans in the first round before he claimed victory on points
“He is looking at the showboating, like Naseem Hamed. It’s not our Hamed, but our Hamed prospered that he was our hamme. What is happening as showboating and dance is part of the style.
“So when he tries to be serious, he’s another fighter. A completely different warrior and then Cameron’s style was wrong for him that night.”
Yarde continued, “But I think that if he is alone, he is charming (he can win). Which will be hard to do because the first fight, many people say it was a cop, and Cameron comes to truly win the fight.
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Yarde mimics Boxer’s colleagues with lightweight Artur Bereterbiev by copying his famous routine clicks during his open media training
“So for him to come out and showboat now, it will require a very strong mentality.
“At that time, in my opinion, it’s the best. It’s dangerous, but then it’s the style he chose. It’s very dangerous. Depending on who you are with there can be very dangerous.
“But for a warrior like him, I’m sure he’ll motivate him. So I say, be myself.”
Watch Ben Whittaker vs Liam Cameron 2 on Sunday 20th April, live on Sky Sports
