How working nightclub doors at 15 led Tony Bellew to the fight of his life against Nathan Cleverly All the sacrifices have been made, no corners have been cut. I never cut corners. I'm not the best boxer in the country. I'm not even close to it. But I think I might be a little bit more dedicated than some of those guys and I might push myself a bit further. Bellew's training camp fror the fight - which has seen the Liverpool Echo Arena sold out - has been in Sheffield. Every night I go back to an absolute s---hole, with a c----- bed. All I do is think about smacking Cleverly's face in. When I'm in that hotel room I'm not thinking about being a dad or taking the kids to the park. I go from the gym to that lonely hotel room and I just think about what I'm going to do to him. Bellew's anger simply intensifies when he actually turns to the prospect of facing Cleverly himself, ridiculing the new trainer he has employed. "The worst thing he could have done is employ a fitness trainer to do his boxing work," he says. That's going to show on November 22. This guy is going to be in a fight of a magnitude he's never seen before. My trainer Dave Coldwell's done it before. He was part of the Hayemaker set-up. He went to Mexico with Ryan Rhodes when he faced Saul Alvarez. I've got an experienced trainer who knows the business. This guy employs a fella who takes bums and tums classes. Given his outlook on sport and life, it is perhaps no surprise that, while in camp, Bellew has been reading Roy Keane's autobiography. He identifies with the footballer who had fire in his belly whenever he laced his boots. People label him a lunatic or call him this or that. Or he's just a hard case. But he's actually quite an intelligent guy, he's funny, he's witty. He's a street kid who has done well for himself. Good on him. Those kind of stories inspire me even more to keep pressing hard for what I want out of life. I read his book from start to finish and really enjoyed it. I sat near him at the match a couple of weeks back. He was working for Ireland and looking at McCarthy and Coleman. I never got the chance to say hello to him. I wanted to, but I couldn't bring myself to go over and introduce myself. He probably hasn't got a clue who I am. I'm a great admirer of his, though. It is then back to thoughts of Cleverly. The last fight was a 12 round war. This fight is going to be a brutal knockout win. I can absolutely guarantee that. If he uses the same approach that he's used his whole career, he's going to get knocked out in a couple of rounds. If he shows me something different, that he's never shown in his career to date, he might make it a bit more awkward. I just can't see it. If he comes and trades with me, he's going to sleep. He better bring a pillow. It's going to be a heavy landing. Cleverly v Bellew II is exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office on 22 November with George Groves, Anthony Joshua and James DeGale also on the bill. www.skysports.com/cleverlybellew