Price per Head Sportsbooks: Camacho is ready to take on Conquest

Wadi Camacho will be in a bid to continue rising through the domestic cruiserweight ranks when he faces Tony Conquest in a last eliminator for the British title, in a fight that is highly anticipated by price per head sportsbooks everywhere.

Price per head sportsbooks saw that Camacho put his surprise loss to China Clarke behind him, capturing earlier this year the Prizefighter trophy, and putting him back into the mix.

There was plenty of talk after the impressive performance, but price per head sportsbooks believe that at the O2 Arena, Camacho could need a career-best effort to defeat an invigorated Conquest.

“Prizefighter was amazing, after the defeat I had before I wanted to show everybody what a quality boxer I am,” he told Sky Sports.

“It was a situation where my head wasn’t into the fight, I was busy promoting, and other stuff that I shouldn’t be doing,” he added.

“It’s made me a stronger fighter and more focused, and I’ve come back with Prizefighter and another win in Bolton which was great.

“I’m a completely different fighter now and you are going to see something else, once I land my shots he’s going to feel the power.

“Since I moved to Don Charles I felt like I was a professional boxer, and now I spar with the best and doing that you perform the best.”

Pay per head services know that Conquest is a notorious puncher, but Camacho said that it is his opponent who will need to adapt to clinch a win.

“I just make sure I concentrate on my own ability, I just focus on what I need to do to beat the other fighter,” he added. “It’s them that should try to beat me, I’m a very awkward southpaw and a big guy.

“I love what I do and I’m a very difficult guy to fight against. The cruiserweight division is wide open and it’s time for me to make a big noise. October 5 you’ll see a massive noise to all the cruiserweights. ”