WALLABIES playmaker Quade Cooper will step into the ring for his third professional fight on the Anthony Mundine vs Danny Green undercard on Friday night. This is the man trying to stop him.

While 22-year-old Queensland Jack McInnes may not boast the athletic body of his fellow Queenslander, McInnes’ coach Craig Glover insists his charge can make experience count in the cruiserweight battle.

While McInnes holds a professional boxing record of 0-2, his resume reportedly includes 55 fights across Muay Thai kickboxing, boxing and cage fighting.

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“Quade will be fit, he’s always been an athlete and I expect nothing less,” Glover told the Fraser Coast Chronicle.

“I think his body will be fit and ready but the one thing Jack has on him is fight experience.

“Fifty-five fights under your belt compared to three is a heck of an advantage for Jack as long as we can hang in there in the fight.”

McInnes has spent the last three weeks training make weight for what he says may be the final fight of his boxing career.

Asked by the Queensland Times this week if he was nervous about the bout, McInnies joked: “I’m hungry.”

“I’m actually under weight at the moment so hopefully I can get it done soon.

Jack McInnes (r) fighting Mark Lucchiari at a Muay Thai event on the Gold Coast in 2013. Source: Getty Images

“The arm’s a bit tender (due to an injury) but I should get through it. I’m ready for it.

“I can’t wait to get it over and done with actually.”

Cooper (2-0-0) will step into the ring fo the first time since 2014 and says he’ll use the fight as part of his preparations for the coming Super Rugby seasons.

“Every time I get in the ring, for my own personal growth it’s been great,” Cooper told rugby.com.au.

“You get a lot of confidence out of stepping into that ring, overcoming that fear.

“There’s a natural fear every time you step into the ring, where you could possibly get knocked out, you could possibly get humiliated in front of a massive audience.

“So it’s one of those things I train very hard for and I’m very passionate about.”