Gallagher, Kevin Mitchell, who has promised to 49-2 record

Kevin Mitchell has warned John Murray and Joe Gallagher that the next weekend he will punish them beat each other at the gym.

Mitchell vacant WBO Intercontinental on July 9, lightweight title at London's Excel Arena back to take on Murray is live on Sky Sports 1HD.

Mancunian's trainer Joe Gallagher fighting - 49 to finally end the streak comes to fight from behind to win.

Matt Macklin Gallagher's victory in Germany provided 50 points on the weekend when they take on Felix Sturm.

Mitchell has promised to heap more misery on Gallagher and Murray.

Mitchell said, "Congratulations to Joe Gallagher for staying unbeaten for so long, and to John Murray for his unbeaten record too".

"But they better get ready for another painful defeat next week at the ExCeL.

"They are coming down to London, and defeats for them will be just like London buses.

"You wait ages for one to come along, and then there is another one right around the corner.

"Has that defeat for Macklin sown a few doubts in the mind of Murray?

"Well it should do because I'm going to stop Murray and burst his bubble once and for all.

"I tasted defeat for the first time in my last fight, and it was a bitter pill to swallow.

"Now it's Murray's turn to find out what it feels like to get stopped."

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray 's big showdown forthcoming month

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray 's big showdown forthcoming month they are divided on what to do with anything but united on one thing that David Haye will KO Wladimir Klitschko.

Haye, the WBA World Heavyweight Champion, takes on Klitschko, the IBF/WBO title holder, in Germany a week before Murray and Mitchell battle it out at London's Excel on July 9th.

Manchester United ace Murray Gallagher currently the world title against Felix Sturm fight with Matthew Macklin for the preparation of this week and holed in a hotel in Cologne is in Germany training with.

Murray said, "Everybody out here says that Haye is the mouthy Englishman who is going to get knocked out and I'm having rows with them in the hotel saying that Klitschko is the one who is going to get knocked out".

"I can see a Haye win by knockout. Klitschko is a class world champion, but he's had his time and now it's Haye's time to shine. He's younger and fresher and carries dynamite in his fists. The early rounds might by difficult until Haye finds his range and then he'll land one of his big shots."

"I want to see Haye do it because he's British and it's good to have the world heavyweight champion on these shores."

He added, "Once Haye's fight is over, it's my fight with Mitchell next and it will be a knockout win for me. My training is spot on and I'm punching harder than ever. Mitchell hasn't got a chance."

Mitchell, former WBO interim lightweight world title rival ace Dagenham in Essex with a trainer Jimmy Tibbs is hardly a secret place in the training.

He said, "I fancy Haye, big-time, to pull it off in Germany against Klitschko. He's too fast and slick for him and once he starts landing he'll have too much power for him,"

"I reckon Haye will get to him between rounds six to eight and then it's all over for Klitschko."

"Normally in heavyweight boxing a good big 'un will always beat a good little 'un, but in this case I think Haye, who is smaller, is going to knock him out,"

Mitchell added, "People will be surprised by how easily I beat Murray. They think it's going to be close, but I won't give Murray a chance in this fight, he's going to get done early."

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray most explosive fights in recent years

Kevin Mitchell and John Murray most explosive fights in recent years at the Excel London on Saturday 9th July.

Manchester ace Murray for a potential world champion title fight with Vacant WBO Intercontinental Lightweight Title to his arch rival Kevin Mitchell is facing.

Murray unusual with 31 wins and 18 knockouts in British boxing's longest amassed an extraordinary record. He's a world title shot in his way British and European title and has won only one thing Mitchell.

"Mitchell is standing in the way of my dream of winning the world title and believe me, he is going to get steam-rolled on Saturday 9th July. I've wanted this fight for the last few years and I will smash him to bits on fight night and show you that I'm a world champion in the making." stormed Murray.

London Star Mitchell promised his life as he died fighting against the line is everything. Former WBO world lightweight title challenge in Division out as Britain's number one regain his place and he knows what they do.

Mitchell said, "Trust me, Murray should forget about world titles because I'm going to knock him out on July 9th. His style is made for me and I'll absolutely destroy him. He will be like a lamb to the slaughter when's he's in the ring with me and I'll show no mercy."

Kevin Mitchell: “I’ve got another chance now against Murray"

Kevin Mitchell has admitted it will be difficult to turn back if he loses to John Murray that he WBO Intercontinental lightweight title in July when to meet.

The Dagenham Destroyer and the Mancunian will fight at the Frank Warren Promotions event, entitled North ‘n’ South at the ExCeL Arena on 9th Saturday July.

Mitchell, a former world title challenger, said: “This will be an absolute classic.
“I let myself down, my family down and my fans down when I wasn’t properly prepared for the Michael Katsidis fight.

“I’ve got another chance now against Murray, and I plan on taking it.

“Murray’s a great fighter and I have got massive respect for him. But when I am at my best, I will beat him.

“If I lose it will be hard to come back, that’s why winning is my only option.
But Murray, who has vacated his European title in order to focus on Mitchell, hit back by promising victory.

“I've seen a lot of Kevin’s fights, and I am preparing for the very best he can possibly be,” said the undefeated Mancunian.

“But even that won’t be good enough.

“I don't care that I am coming into Mitchell’s backyard, it will just make it all the sweeter when I knock him out.”