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At the age of 12, David Benavidez weighed 18st 6lb (117kg).

Images on social media show Benavidez as an overweight 13-year-old training with his father to show just how far the two-time world champion has come.

When he steps into the ring to defend his WBC light-heavyweight title against Anthony Yarde - he will be closer to 12st 7lb (79kg).

"At the time, I would have never imagined I would be a top fighter and one of the biggest in boxing today," Benavidez told BBC Sport.

"I always had faith in myself. I've never given up on myself.

"I did have the will and the dedication to get to where I wanted to go. That's the message I want to give to the kids."

Read David Benavidez's story.

It's all on the line going into the final fight.

Sean and Coral have four points, Kal is on three points and Bobbie is trailing on two after the third fight.

It's a point for predicting the winner and one for a correct guess on method of victory.

None of us see this bout going the distance:

Coral: Yarde stoppage

Kal: Benavidez stoppage

Sean: Benavidez stoppage

Bobbie: Benavidez stoppage

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If Anthony Yarde does land a world title at the third attempt, he'd been following in the footsteps of some high-profile Britons.

Tony Bellew lost against Nathan Cleverly and Adonis Stevenson before finally getting his hands on a world title in his 30th fight - beating Ilunga Makabu.

Fellow Liverpudlian Natasha Jonas suffered double heartbreak, drawing against Terri Harper and losing to Katie Taylor in successive fights, but got her hands on a belt just shy of a year later and has reigned in two divisions.

Spare a thought for George Groves and Frank Bruno, though, who required four tilts to become world champions!

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport Journalist

Loyalty is rare in boxing, but Anthony Yarde and long-time trainer Tunde Ajayi have stuck together from day one.

Some critics say Yarde might already be a world champion had he switched camps, but that’s all hypothetical. What is real is the bond between them, and it’s genuinely warming to see in a sport built on break-ups.

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Conor Benn speaking on Devin Haney after his win over Brian Norman Jr: "There wasn't entertainment in there and it's the entertainment business. I put on fight of the year contenders. He (Haney) puts people to sleep, and not in the ring.

"Rolly Romero excites me. Haney is scared of his own shadow. I just want to give the fans what they want, and that's fight of the year contenders."

Eddie Hearn added: "Haney is fighting scared. He doesn't want to engage."

Prior to facing Artur Beterbiev in 2023, Anthony Yarde sat down go 12 rounds with BBC Sport.

Some interesting answers and - two years down the line - he's still waiting on Arsenal winning the Premier League again...

Devin Haney speaking after his victory over Brian Norman Jr: "He came out exactly as we planned, but then he made adjustments. He's a true champion and better than I expected. We trained for how he came out initially.

"147lb (welterweight) is a weight class I should have been at for a long time. I'm here to stay for a long time.

"It doesn't matter who is next, whoever my Dad says is next, that's who I'll fight."

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Anthony Yarde has fallen short in his two previous world title bids but feels he is better placed to get the job done this time.

Yarde's first attempt came in 2019 against Sergey Kovalev and he lost to Artur Beterbiev four years later - with many viewing this as his final chance to realise his dream.

"I keep hearing 'three time's a charm' or 'third time lucky'. I don't really believe in luck. I feel like I'm a better fighter now," Yarde said.

Three down and just one to go.

Main event is up next!

Claressa Shields
Undisputed world champion on X

Congrats Norman you put up a great fight! Keep building G.

Dave Coldwell
Boxing trainer on X

"Haney did what he had to do. Norman Jr limited & disappointing."

Undisputed at lightweight, champion at light-welterweight and now Haney has a title in a third weight class.

The gamble of moving up to welterweight pays off.

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Over to the judges and it hasn't taken long.

114-113, 117-110 and 116-111 all in favour of Devin Haney.

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Haney lands an uppercut as Norman Jr steps in.

This bout had so much potential when it burst into life with that knockdown in the second but it has failed to live up to it.

Haney is happy to be tied up in the clinch.

He runs off to celebrate in the corner when the bell rings.

Is Haney about to be announced as a champion in a third division?

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Three minutes for Norman Jr to try and retain his WBO welterweight title.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Norman Jr knows he was 180 seconds to keep his belt here.

Norman Jr was told to "leave it all out there" before the eleventh but I'm not sure what he's got left.

It's another close round. Haney is managing the distance and Norman Jr looks frustrated.

Haney lands that left hook that worked so effectively in the first half of the fight. Norman Jr walks through it, maybe Haney's power is fading?

This is when Norman Jr really needs to come to life but the champion still seems to be holding back.

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