Lee Cutler beat one McKenna brother, now he wants to fight the other for the world middleweight title. Cutler overcame Stevie McKenna in a thriller in 2024. He lost a technical decision to Sam Eggington in another exciting match-up.
Now looking to roar back to form, Cutler stopped Aaron Sutton in a Bournemouth homecoming and will take on Louis Greene next. Greene, a hard puncher, has a tremendous aggressive style of fighting too. Cutler and Greene will collide at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday, live on Sky Sports.
"It's a dangerous fight," Cutler told Sky Sports. It's a fight that the fans want to see and it's fight that I believe takes me to another level. I've got to be switched on for the full 10 rounds that we're in there.
I'm fully prepared for a hard night. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player "It's one of those fights, we're a stepping stone for each other and that's how we've got to see each other," he added. "I've got to be smart in there and box how I know I can box.
If I can do that I'll come away with the victory." He had been expecting Stevie McKenna to look for a rematch with him. McKenna levelled Owen O'Neill on the undercard of brother Aaron McKenna's IBF middleweight world title victory. I thought I was going to get a callout after.
I thought he might not want to fight me on the Dublin card because it's a big night for the family because of the brother and stuff," Cutler reflected. "But I was fully expecting him to get through his opponent and then call me out after that. But the fact he didn't even mention my name, goes to show what he's about." If he can get through his middleweight 10 rounder with Greene he will look for an eventual fight with new champion Aaron McKenna.
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