GLASGOW, Scotland -- The stage was set for Nathaniel Collins to replicate his May magic with a star-making showing against European champion Cristobal Lorente in their WBC world title eliminator. Instead, he emptied the tank too soon, was outworked late and forced to share the spoils with an underwhelming 12-round split draw that poses more questions than answers.

GLASGOW, Scotland – WBC's No. 1-rated featherweight contender Nathaniel Collins lacked guile and more importantly, legs down the stretch during a 12-round split draw with unbeaten European champion Cristobal Lorente during their slow-burning title eliminator.

GLASGOW, Scotland — Nathaniel Collins goes from main card sizzler to headline attraction on Saturday night when challenging Cristobal Lorente for the Spaniard's EBU European featherweight title on home soil.

Nathaniel Collins never imagined he'd be at the top of the rankings after a serious health scare but he plans to take full advantage.

The winner of the bout between Cristobal Lorente and Nathaniel Collins could find himself in position for a featherweight world title shot.

Northern Ireland's Michael Conlan, a two-time world championship challenger, is likely to return to the ring early in September in what his promoter, Kalle Sauerland, called a "big fight."