Samoan cruiserweight Jai Opetaia has vowed to take the belt back home to his daughter in the IBF Cruiserweight title fight against British boxer Jack Massey.

Jai Opetaia vowed to deliver success as part of Riyadh Season's IV Crown Showdown live on DAZN  this weekend.

The two men meet on Saturday (Saudi Arabia time) for Opetaia's IBF cruiserweight title, as part of a stacked fight card headlined by Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol in Saudi Arabia.

Opetaia has burnished an excellent reputation throughout his career so far, while Massey hopes to crown a rebuild with success at the Kingdom Arena too.

In a press conference marked by quiet confidence and mutual respect, both men laid down their claims for the belt before they step into the ring.

"We’re in for a big card, a big night. I’m not expecting an easy night, but I’m ready," Opetaia said. "Let’s go then.

"Whatever he brings, I’ve got an answer for what he’s got. I’ve got too much ammunition. I'm taking that belt home to my daughter."

Opetaia's record currently stands at 25 wins, no losses or draws. 

Of 25 fights, 19 ended in a knock-out. His last fight was also in Saudi Arabia which was against Mairis Briedis where he also won The Ring Cruiserweight belt. He won by unanimous decision after 12 rounds. 

He currently holds The Ring Cruiserweight and the IBF World Cruiserweight titles.