David Price expecting tough bout against Matt Skelton but already has eyes on Dereck Chisora fight next year It's an absolute joke that they are selling a show on the back of Flintoff on a bout of four, two-minute rounds. Flintoff was a marvellous cricketer, but it's taking the mickey out of the general public," said Maloney. Price put Audley Harrison away inside a minute six weeks ago in Liverpool, and at Aintree Racecourse the smart money is on the 29 year-old stopping Skelton inside the distance. "All being well, I beat Skelton and then face Chisora next year," said Price. It's a fight that interests me for the simple reason that he is a good fighter. Chisora had his British fight licence was withdrawn after a press conference brawl with David Haye in Germany in February but he is expected to reapply. The BBBofC ruled that Chisora "was unfit" to hold a licence. Chisora went on to gain a licence under the Luxembourg Board for a July fight with David Haye, when he was knocked out in the fifth round. Price's other rival on the UK scene, Tyson Fury, fights on Saturday night in Belfast against former world title challenger Kevin Johnson, 33, from the United States. Fury is unbeaten in 19 contests. "Of course that's another fight I'd like," said Price. I think we are lucky to have each other. We all need rivals and we are certainly that. We are both coming up through the division, and it will be a big, big fight when it happens. Elsewhere, World Boxing Organisation lightweight champion Ricky Burns will face hard-hitting Filipino challenger Jose Ocampo in a third defence of his title on Dec 15 at the ExCel Arena, London, and the withdrawal of Liam Walsh, injured in a car crash two weeks ago. Burns is coming off a career-best win, the destruction of British rival Kevin Mitchell inside four rounds in September, and is in line for a major unification showdown with American star Adrien Broner who won the World Boxing Council title earlier this month. Burns must heavy handed Ocampo, ranked number 14 by the WBO, who has stopped 12 out of 17 opponents early and although he has five losses and a draw, he has never been stopped. The 23 year-old comes from the Sarangani Province that is governed by Congressman and pound-for-pound best Manny Pacquiao. Ocampo, a former WBO Oriental has been described as a young Pacquiao with a similar aggressive, strong punching style and plenty of fighting heart. "This is going to be the hardest fight of my career so far against a young hungry challenger who will be looking to take my title," said Burns on Thursday. Filipino fighters are as tough as they come, just look at Pacquiao and Nonito Donnaire, like the Mexicans and Africans they come to have a fight and Ocampo will do just that. If he fights like those two, as people say he does, then I'll be in for a tough night, Burns" promoter Frank Warren added: "It's going to be hard for Ricky, he's been training to face Walsh and in an ideal world he would have had more time to prepare for the different style that Ocampo will bring. He can't afford to slip up, though, we are virtually there with the fight against Broner for next year and that will only happen if he comes through against Ocampo.