In their rematch, Chris Eubank Jr. promised Liam Smith a "exquisite and supernatural" victory.

Chris Eubank Jr. called Liam Smith's victory against him a "miracle" and promised to exact revenge when they face off again on Saturday in Manchester

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Seven months ago, Smith defeated Eubank in four rounds for the first knockout loss of his career.

The 33-year-old Eubank is now under new "pressure and risk" in a battle where he is going up against an opponent twice.

"The performance will be exquisite, supernatural, a beautiful artistic display of savage boxing," stated Eubank.

Even though Liam may not acknowledge it, he did not anticipate the [first] battle to end the way it did. No one did. I need to demonstrate that I am the superior warrior.

"Me stating it and believing it are insufficient. I won't be able to dispute with anyone if he succeeds again. With him, I can't argue.

"I am unable to debate the boxing public. He will win simply because he is a better fighter.

Liverpool's Smith questioned Eubank's January victory, claiming it was his defeat and leaving, claiming he would make up for it.