Naturally, with neither satisfied by the result, they're seeking an immediate rematch — and each made their case. "I believe we've both proved where we're at so let's get it out in Saudi Arabia, hopefully on a big Riyadh Season card, and let's both earn some proper money."

Mark Chamberlain outlanded Jack Rafferty 287-202 in total punches, according to CompuBox, but had to settle for a majority draw Saturday in Altrincham, England.

Junior welterweights Jack Rafferty and Mark Chamberlain live up to expectations, fighting to a majority draw in a brutal contest in Altrincham, England

Mark Chamberlain-Jack Rafferty: Live Undercard Results from Altrincham, England.

Unbeaten British junior welterweight Jack Rafferty will try to continue his impressive run against domestic rival Mark Chamberlain on Saturday night in Manchester.

Warriors Jack Rafferty and Mark Chamberlain insist that their junior welterweight fight on Saturday night will live up to the hype.

This time last year, Jack Rafferty’s life looked very different. Unsigned, relatively unknown and very dangerous, the 29 year-old from Shaw had just begun training for a vacant British super lightweight title fight with the unbeaten Henry Turner.

The news came as no surprise to Chamberlain. In fact, the 26-year-old revealed that he too has asked about the possibility of the fight landing on the same show.

"I can't see why it's not worthy enough to be on the Usyk-Dubois bill at Wembley Stadium on July 19th. I think it's definitely worth another defence of the British and Commonwealth titles and maybe another belt as well."

This time last year, Mark Chamberlain was flying high. The 26 year-old southpaw had become a staple on high profile Riyadh Season shows and a string of impressive finishes saw him steadily working his way up the lightweight world rankings.