'Knockout or nightmare' for Riakporhe | Macklin: Jumah can cause upset

Richard Riakporhe cannot take Deion Jumah for granted when he puts his world title ambitions on the line at Wembley Arena on Saturday, says Sky Sports Boxing's Johnny Nelson and Matthew Macklin... Nelson: Knockout or nightmare for Riakporhe

Sky Sports Boxing's Johnny Nelson...

Jumah - more fights less knockouts. Riakporhe - less fights more knockouts. I think a loss for Riakporhe would be more damaging than it would to Jumah.

In the press conference Riakporhe was trying to allude to why Jumah hasn't really done much from being a professional since 2013.

Maybe he knows more than he's actually saying. Jumah is a great talker, he's got Gary Logan in his corner, Gary knows what he's doing.

This is a great chance for Jumah, I need to understand why he's only had 14 fights since 2014. I'd personally think it's him, that desire. But this might be that fight that shows whether he wants it or not, because if he does he can box a lot more than this.

Richard Riakporhe is tall, rangy, he's hungry, he wants the title. Jumah, because he's been under the radar, we don't know enough about him, Saturday night will tell us.

I think Richard Riakporhe doesn't have the confidence to match his ability, I think there's more to come from him. This is a great fight for him.

It will either be one of his sensational knockouts for him or a biggest nightmare. It's going to be a good fight all round.

Sky Sports Boxing's Matthew Macklin...

You've got to make Riakporhe favourite because he's had the better wins, he's got the continuity and momentum and the one thing that has plagued him a little bit is that period of inactivity, but I think he's making up for it now by getting busy.

Like I say, he's got the better wins and the better resume but he