Billel Dib speaks in preparation for Boxing Mania 7

Billel Dib this weekend on Australia’s Gold Coast is back in the ring and is ready for his WBA Oceania Super Featherweight title defense as he eyes a big end to the year 2019.

Dib has had to overcome a late opponent change due to dilemmas with the world rankings, however, the highly-rated 130 pounder remains in an assured mood as he looks to push towards a shot at the world super featherweight title.

Closed camp with 10 great rounds of sparring. Man prepares for battle, victory comes from ☝?#teamdib pic.twitter.com/GNHtcStOYl

— Billel Babyface Dib (@Billel_Dib) September 7, 2019

Dib spoke about his preparations for his clash on Saturday night at the Seagulls Stadium, Tweets Head.

“I’m really glad to be back in the ring and thank you to my manager Tony Tolj for getting me the opportunity to showcase my skills on a big platform again in front of my supporters, Dib said. “I am very blessed to be topping the bill and I can’t wait for fight night now.

“Preparation has gone perfectly. I’ve had great work once again with both Moloney twins under the instruction of Angelo, so for me, I am always being pushed and pushing myself in the right ways in the gym and that reflects on fight night.”

“The opponent change hasn’t bothered me at all as I believe I am a level above the first opponent I was matched with and I’m a level above this one, Dib mentioned about the different opponent. “It doesn’t really make any odds to me. My objective is to go into the ring and emerge victoriously. That is my mindset and my mindset hasn’t’ changed at all.

“I know this opponent is a decent fighter but I believe I am a world level fighter. I have my sights set on world titles so I plan on showing the difference between a good fighter and a world-class fighter on Saturday night.”

Dib, who holds a lofty position in the WBA, has made no reservations about wanting to clash with current WBA Champion Andrew Cancio. ‘Babyface’ discussed what the future may hold if he is successful on Saturday night.

The Sydney native Dib said, “I have been vocal about the Cancio fight but I am focused first and foremostly on Saturday night but after that, I do want a world title fight yes.

“A lot of the 130 champions don’t seem to want to fight each other for whatever reason. I will fight any of them it really doesn’t matter to me. I want to fight the best and be a world champion and that’s what I am willing to do to become one.”