Jessica McCaskill believes shes blazing a trail for womens boxing forward of the WBA and WBC world super-lightweight name defence that weekend.
McCaskill faces Farias (26-3) at a rematch on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyks heavyweight introduction against Chazz Witherspoon about Sunday morning at 2am, live on Sky Sports Action.
The outpointed experienced Farias to win the WBC title in her ace fight a year and unified the 140lbs division.
I feel now Im the game-changer, said McCaskill, who narrowly lost to Katie Taylor once she challenged the Irish celebrity for the WBA lightweight title at York Hall in December 2017.
There are people which have been in the game that Im dethroning, I am really on a fast-track; Ive won 2 world titles and struggled three in just two conflicts, I feel as though I am the wildcard and people are watching to find out what is going to happen next.
McCaskill has honed her skills with trainer Rick Ramos because the amateur ranks when she switched into boxing draining the sport.
Rick has ever been very transparent with me. He told me that this could be a livelihood, we had a couple of amateur fights together and he then said: its time to turn pro.
There has been a really distinct difference between my very first battle with Rick and also my final few fights with him. I knocked people out in 30 minutes and battling.
Being in a position to make this transition from amateur to expert using exactly the same person is unheard of and also to be as powerful as weve been reveals were doing the ideal thing
The rematch with Farias of mcCaskill is part of a huge night of actions at Chicago, topped by the very first battle of Usyk as heavyweight, although Dmitry Bivol sets his WBASuper light-heavyweight title against Lenin Castillo.
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