Owen O'Neill believes fans will see a much improved boxer when he returns to the ring tonight.
O'Neill's pro career is only beginning to take off, with his two wins to date highlighting the potential of the North Belfast 23-year-old.
Last time out he saw off experienced journeyman Geiboord Omier at the Ulster Hall.
Tonight he returns to the scene of his pro debut when he takes on Englishman Paul Cummings at the Devenish Complex.
And O'Neill believes training with the likes of Ultimate Boxxer champion Steven Donnelly, Conrad Cummings, Paddy Gallagher and Lewis Crocker has brought him on "leaps and bounds" as he prepares for his third fight in the paid ranks.
"I can' wait to get in there. That was my best camp yet," O'Neill said.
"I am improving all the time. I sparred Steven ahead of his Ultimate Boxxer tournament and was giving him really good rounds.
"He brought me on so much.
"And then when Conrad and Lewis came that just brought me on so much more.
"I have been learning so much working with the boys.
"In sparring, Lewis would actually stop the sparring and give me tips in he middle of the round.
"It is a good learning curve, and it is good craic as well which is important in any gym. You need that."
As for tonight, O'Neill isn't making any bold predictions.
"I just want to win," he said.
"I want a good performance. A good defensive display, use the head, slips.
"And then work the body. I have been working on that. My opponent is 6ft 2in so I might have to work the body!"
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