World champion Vasiliy Lomachenko is not at all worried about mixing it, on the home turf of his rival Luke Campbell right in the heart of the  United Kingdom, on August 31 at the O2 Arena in London with the vacant lightweight WBC world title at stake.

Both Lomachenko and Campbell captured gold medals at the 2012 London Olympics. Styles make fights and some believe that Campbell has the technique and physical size to seize the opportunity.

“I am happy to fight in London. I have great memories of having won the Olympic gold medal there. The arena was packed every day and the atmosphere was electric. I think this will be a very technical fight,”  Lomachenko said in an interview with the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph.

“I don’t want to talk too much. It could be the toughest fight of my career so far, maybe, because he has a height and reach advantage. It’s a big challenge for me, but I never think about that. I just do my job, I train hard and then get into the ring. I’m going to win. I’m sure of that.”