Tony Bellew says one good punch can bring him revenge win in grudge match against Nathan Cleverly in Liverpool "When you punch you are at your most vulnerable and I only need one punch to land, just one," said Bellew. I am technically better than him. He's not that good, he's actually pretty poor technically, and I can't see how he can outbox me. The only thing he has got is that he could outwork me, but like I say, if you just want to work with me and fire shots at me, you'll be going to sleep. I'm not going to die going down the stretch and if that's what he is hoping for, he is very, very wrong. Before Cleverly and Bellew renew hostilities, super-middleweight rivals James DeGale and George Groves - also grudge-makers - will face respective opponents on the Liverpool card. DeGale meets Mexican danger man Marco Antonio Periban over 12 rounds with the Londoner choosing to take a risky fight despite his mandatory position for the IBF title - held by Carl Froch - but believes it is a risk which will provide dividends for him. "A lot of people are saying 'why are you taking this fight James?'" said DeGale. The guy is a former world title challenger, he's boxed Sakio Bika, he's boxed some good opponents 'why are you taking this fight because you're so close now to a world title?' The simple answer is that I want to box the best that I can. Fighting Periban and beating him - I'm going to get some credit afterwards. I don't have to take this fight, I could have taken a routine eight-rounder against a journeyman but I told Eddie Hearn 'I don't want that, get me someone I'm going to get credit for beating'. This guy is going to come to fight but the better the opposition the better I'll box. I'm really, really looking forward to it and I can't wait to be in the ring again. This is a massive show, a sold-out venue, so I can't wait. Groves is in the same boat as DeGale as he fights Denis Douglin while he waits on his shot at World Boxing Council champion Anthony Dirrell. "This fight is a risky one if it doesn't go to plan," said Groves. I would lose my mandatory shot, but I feel it was more important to keep the momentum going from the last fight. I'm looking forward to boxing well and getting more rounds banked ahead of my World title challenge. The Dirrell fight should take place before the end of March. That would be perfect for me. It would allow me to have a little break over December and to work on different things in the gym. Then come January, it would be full steam ahead. Further down the undercard, there are a pair of World Boxing Association title bouts as Bury star Scott Quigg defends the super bantamweight title against Hidenori Othake and Jamie McDonnell defends the bantamweight crown against Javier Chacon. Anchoring the show early on, Olympic heavyweight hero Anthony Joshua MBE takes on Michael Sprott in a British title eliminator. Cleverly v Bellew II is exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office with George Groves, Anthony Joshua and James DeGale also on the bill