A late notice addition, light-heavyweight world title hopeful David Morrell had been preparing for a crucial challenge for Callum Smith’s WBO interim title, until the Liverpudlian pulled out due to an injury.

Instead, the Cuban takes on former British super-middleweight champion Zak Chelli, who got his hands on the English light-heavyweight crown last June. Still, with inexperience at the weight, the jump up to Morrell’s level is a monumental one that should see Chelli overmatched and outgunned.

Here, I see Morrell registering an authoritative win, as he eyes up world honours in what will likely be a rescheduled match-up with Smith later this year.

Liam Cameron is undeniably one of the toughest and most underrated domestic light-heavyweights around, having lost a highly controversial split-decision to Lyndon Arthur and being robbed of a win in his first fight against Ben Whittaker.

However, after losing in his rematch with Whittaker, Cameron bounced back to defeat Troy Jones in November, whilst Brad Rea lost out to Arthur on that same card.

Cameron and Rea collide here, with neither man perceived to be a power puncher and just one knockout defeat in a combined nine defeats between them.

This one can be expected to be a rough and rugged affair that heads to the scorecards, with 1.57 looking to be extremely good value for a decision play.

Many, including myself, wrote 36-year-old Gwynne off ahead of his rematch with young Cameron Vuong back in November, but the Welshman was once again denied a win, coming away with a draw on the scorecards.

Here, he fights Bolton’s well-supported Khaleel Majid, in a scrap for the WBA International super-lightweight title and enters as the favourite, with Majid having not faced a competitor as experienced as Gwynne before, off the back of an underwhelming performance against David Ryan last time out.

I expect the crafty former British champion to punish a similar Majid display and hand his 28-year-old dance partner a first career defeat, in what looks to be an arduous ‘make or break’ assignment for Majid, that may prove costly.