Andrew Cain robbed of victory in Telford International Centre thriller

The Telford International Centre was buzzing on Saturday night as fans witnessed a true contender for 'fight of the year' between Andrew Cain and Ionut Baluta. The two fighters delivered an electrifying spectacle that had the audience on the edge of their seats.

Despite Andrew's strong performance, the judges' scorecards did not reflect the true nature of the fight, and Ionut was awarded the victory. However, with hindsight, it has been revealed that Andrew fought with a busted hand from the very beginning, which certainly impacted the dynamics of the fight.

Regardless of the result, Andrew has gained valuable experience from this fight, and his ability has not gone unnoticed. His promoter is confident that Andrew will be a world champion someday and is determined to make it happen.

Moving forward, Andrew will need to decide which weight he wants to campaign at and stick to it, rather than jumping around the weights. His promoter believes that a rematch with Baluta is on the cards, and it would be an ideal fight to showcase Andrew's talent in his hometown of Liverpool.

Another fighter who shone on Saturday night was Nathan Heaney, who secured a rematch victory over Jack Flatley. Nathan has been labelled 'bang average' by some in the past, but he is proving his doubters wrong with every fight. He is a consummate professional who works hard on both his game and building his fanbase.

The disappointment of Tyson Fury's undisputed fight against Oleksandr Usyk falling through was felt across the boxing community. However, Daniel Dubois is ready to step up to the plate and seize the belts.

Lastly, Michael Conlan's world title challenge against Luis Alberto Lopez on May 27 in Belfast will be broadcasted on BT Sport, providing an opportunity to showcase Irish talent on a global stage.

In conclusion, Saturday's fight night last week at the Telford International Centre was a thrilling experience for fans and fighters alike. Despite the disappointments, there is much to look forward to in the future of boxing.