Riakporhe, who has a reputation as a devastating puncher, predicted: "A win by any means necessary. I believe we can get the knockout, but we'll see how it goes. "I will fight Jake if it makes sense and if certain stipulations are in place," Viddal Riley won't 'hype up' a fight with Jake Paul but says the fellow YouTuber cannot claim that he is a superior boxerSenior Boxing Journalist@JamesDielhennTuesday 2 November 2021 19:34, UK "For the period where we lost it we played like we were three or four up. We weren't, we were one up. If you are only one up then things can turn around. Even if we were three or four up I don't want to play like that. I thought we tried to force it, there were too many looking to be the star of the show, looking for the killer ball. The top and bottom of it is that we have lost a game we should have comfortably won. I want them to play with a certain amount of arrogance and confidence but there has to be something at the end of it."Preston'sFrankie McAvoy Chebet admitted: "The rivalry is there and I know the Ethiopians are used to staying behind a bit and kicking on for the last 200 or 300 metres. It will be a challenging race and I know I will need a lot of strength at the end to win.