Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

Jamie was on the receiving end again, you can see the power this guy has. Jamie did not win the round, but is having more success when he comes forward.

Two warnings for low blows, followed by a third shot from Ancajas that is far too south than it should be.

The referee has had enough and takes a point off the challenger. Could that be a potential turning point? The home crowd certainly are hoping so.

A warning, the second of the night, heads Jerwin Ancajas' way for a low blow. It gives Conlan a few seconds to clear his head.

A quick recap. He has been down in the first, third and fourth and badly cut in the second.

How is this fight still going on? Such character shown by Jamie Conlan. Unfortunately, he is getting outclassed at the moment. But things in boxing can change so, so quickly and the challenger is still standing.

Tony Bellew, who fights David Haye next month, loves the courage shown by Conlan.

Bellew says: "Conlan is a WARRIOR! Delayed reaction knockdown from a body shot in the 1st! Then cut in the 2nd and down again in the 3rd and out he comes for the 4th like nothing has happened! #ProperFighter, external."

The count got up to nine. Conlan one second away from defeat. He hauls himself up and, for the second round running, the bell saves him.

Four rounds gone, Conlan has gone down in three of them. After the last one, caused by a brutal body shot, Conlan punches the canvas in frustration. On to round five we go.

Another attack from Ancajas in round four. This one has not got long left.

A huge breath from Conlan at the end of the round. A huge sigh of relief, that is. The bell saves him and keeps his world title hopes alive.

That looked like it was going to be all done. A brutal onslaught from Ancajas. Any way back for Conlan? He is well behind on the cards already.

Conlan up at eight. He has now been down twice in three rounds.

A huge straight right followed by a brutal left hook from Ancajas leave Conlan in trouble.

Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

Ancajas is very powerful and strong and the punches are taking effect on Jamie Conlan, he is not moving enough to avoid the big left and he has a tremendous left hand. This guy from the Philippines is very tough.

How much is that cut going to be affecting the vision of Jamie Conlan.

He has been boxing since he was 12, and he has dreamed of this night since then. It is fair to say it's not going as he had hoped. His corner go to work on the eye.

Naughty from the champion, who hits Jamie Conlan around the back of the head.

But disaster for Conlan. He has a horrendous cut over his left eye. Blood streaming everywhere.

We've seen it again, and no-one is sure why Conlan went down on to his knees in the opening round. No punch had been thrown just before. But, as a count was taken, that will be scored as a 10-8 to the champion.

Maybe it was a delayed reaction to a previous punch, but Conlan will be hoping that bizarre moment does not prove crucial.

He gets up at the count of five. Maybe it was just a slip, a loss of balance or has he picked up an injury. A strange opening.

Jamie Conlan collapses to the canvas, with no punch thrown. Has he injured his knee? A very bizarre start.

And here we go.