Caroline Dubois defeats Terri Harper on points to become lightweight unified champion in London
WBC champion Dubois stays unbeaten and adds WBO title to her collection
Harper dropped in round six before picking up bad cut in round eight
UNDERCARD RESULTS: Ellie Scotney becomes Britain's youngest ever undisputed champion
Chantelle Cameron wins world title in second weight
Emma Dolan stopped in maiden world title bout
Scotney v Flores
Flores continues to hunt down Scotney with plenty of variety in her punching - but the Catford born fighter once again comes out strong.
It's really diffiicult to split this one so far.
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at the Olympia, London
A superb first few rounds. Both women are really going for it. Surely they can't keep this up? The crowd appreciated those counter-left hooks from Scotney.
There is a real buzz in the venue. As you'd imagine, it's a completely different kind of audience than the one at the O2 arena for Derek Chisora v Deontay Wilder last night.
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Scotney v Flores
The referee has a word with Scotney about using her arms to keep Flores at distance, which is a testament to the Mexican's relentless agression.
That aggression has it's draw backs, in what was the quietest round of the contest so far.
Image source, ReutersScotney v Flores
Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a round. Flores is really happy going back to her corner.
This is a hard fight to score. Are you scoring for the quality, or the quantity?
Scotney v Flores
Scotney has done a decent job of adjsuting to Flores' aggressive style, with plenty of body shots and insisting on keeping the distance.
Flores' high tempo style means her energy withers by the end, and Scotney comes out of round three stronger than her rival.
Scotney v Flores
Flores throws her arms up in the middle of the round, taunting Scotney to come at her.
Scotney obeys and ups the tempo with some nice combinations, but the Mexican is still winning in the volume department.
Not much is separating the two fighters in tonight's penultimate clash.
Image source, Most Valuable PromotionsScotney v Flores
Quick start! That is certainly the highest energy we've seen from any first round so far.
Scotney hasn't been afraid to throw punches, but the movement from Flores is phonomenal - lightning quick.
There was no feeling each other out in round one.
Scotney v Flores
Let's get going.
Scotney v Flores
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Jamie, Newport
Right you are Jamie. It's been so fast paced tonight we've not had the chance to tell you what happened in the other fights.
Some good wins and some cracking action shots too!
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Image source, Getty ImagesScotney v Flores
And up next of course is Ellie Scotney, who walks to the instrumental 'Pound Cake' by Drake.
The 27-year-old looks cool as a cucumber - but Mayelli Flores was having none of it in the opposite corner.
Image source, ReutersKal Sajad
BBC Sport at the Olympia, London
Shane McGuigan has a busy evening. By the end of the night he could be celebrating an undisputed super-bantamweight champion in Ellie Scotney and a unified lightweight champion in Caroline Dubois.
McGuigan will finish in Scotney’s corner and then race back to be with Dubois.
Thankfully for him they’re both fighting in the same venue tonight. When Scotney beat Cherneka Johnson in June 2023, McGuigan was in her corner at Wembley Arena before darting across London to be with Dubois for her fight against Yanina del Carmen at York Hall. A proper boxing taxi job.
Scotney v Flores
Ellie Scotney will join an elite club of British boxers tonight if she beats Mayelli Flores Rosquero to become the undisputed super-bantamweight champion.
Only three Britons have previously achieved that status in the four-belt era - Josh Taylor, Chantelle Cameron and Savannah Marshall.
Londoner Scotney has a further record in her sights, though, and will become the youngest British fighter to achieve the feat - aged just 28 - if she gets job done in her home city.
Scotney v Flores
Mayelli Flores enters the ring first, wearing an epic green robe and walking out to a high-energy tune.
Irma Garica made it 1-0 to Mexico agaisnt Britain earlier. Can Flores picked up where she left off?
Cameron confirms fight with Mayer
Chantelle Cameron to Sky Sports: "It feels amazing. It was about navigating the rounds. I have to get used to it. It's my first time [fighting three-minute rounds] and I have to get used to pacing it.
"She [Kotaskova fought well] but I was thinking, please give it up. She was tough, all credit to her."
On her next fight: "First of all so much respect for Mikeala Mayer. I've wanted this fight for ages. I think we should give the fans a great fight. We'll put our styles together and give the fans an amazing fight. I think we should bring it to Britain. But no dodgy decisions don't worry Mayer. The British love Mayer.
"But listen, if you want to go to the USA we'll go there too."
Image source, Getty ImagesCameron beats Kotaskova on points
What a night for Chantelle Cameron! World champion again and now at a second weight.
The celebrations will go on for a while but already we're thinking about what next for the Northampton woman.
Mikaela Mayer, who holds the WBC and WBA titles in the division, seems to be the answer to that question.
The American is a three-weight world champion and one of biggest names in women's boxing.
It's a tasty match-up.
Mayer has just two losses in 24 fights while the only defeat on Cameron's record is to Katie Taylor.
Scotney v Flores
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at the Olympia, London
Ellie Scotney is a brilliant fighter to watch.
You probably won't see a knockout - all 11 of Scotney’s professional fights have gone the distance. But technically, Scotney is fantastic.
She is a real boxing scholar and counts Roberto Duran and Julio Cesar Chavez among her heroes. That influence shows in the ring with her ring IQ, the patience and the way she reads opponents.
Scotney v Flores
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at the Olympia, London
Ellie Scotney often speaks about her Christian faith and the role it plays in keeping her grounded.
Scotney says her church community has been a huge support throughout her career, and quite a few of them will be in the crowd tonight.
That includes her pastor and several fellow churchgoers, all cheering Scotney on at the Olympia on Easter Sunday.
Scotney v Flores
Don't worry, we've got more to come from Chantelle's Cameron's dominant victory against Michaela Kotaskova - but let's turn our attention to Ellie Scotney's high stakes clash against Mayelli Flores...