Glasgow rematch can change life for family - Collins

Facing Lorente in his home city for a second time, Collins has vowed to be "smarter" in the ring.

Last year, he started well but let the Spaniard back into the contest, with the judges unable to separate them in a 115-113, 113-115, 114-114 split decision.

"I let my heart control my head last time," explained Collins.

"I need to be focused. That's the difference for a world-level fighter. You need to be able to use the skills you've got and stay switched on.

"I've got a different buzz about me this time

"I'm feeling fresh and light - I wasn't feeling this way the last time."