After all of the commotion with Anthony Joshua, here are a few lines from Tyson Fury in the more traditional post-fight interview: "16 months out, it's a long time, but I got back to my boxing and I got a good, sharp 12 rounds there.

"I got 12 rounds against a tough opponent, a knockout specialist. That is better than a one rounder against a bum. I just took out the number five contender in the world with ease."

Tyson Fury responded to Anthony Joshua: "Let's give the fight fans what they want. Do not run from me this time. Ten years in the making. Let's dance.

"By the way, I have dedicated this fight to my long term firiend, Ricky Hatton. May he rest in peace forever.

"I want to thank my lord and saviour Jesus Christ for this victory.

"You [Anthony Joshua] are next. You are getting knocked out. Believe it."

Anthony Joshua finally speaks:

"I punched you up when we were kids and I'll punch you up again.

"You aren't going to tell me what to do, I've been chasing you for 10 years.

"I'm the boss, you work for me. I'm the landlord. You work for me."

Full quotes from that exchange on the way.

Turki Alalshikh is on the microphone and trying to call Queensberry promoter Frank Warren and Matchroom chief Eddie Hearn in the ring.

Hearn isn't having any of it.

Tyson Fury grabs the microphone and has just called out Anthony Joshua to fight him next.

Fury says: "I challenge you, Anthony Joshua, to fight me next. Do you accept?"

Joshua is sat back in his chair but not saying a word. He just stares blankly back at Fury.

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No surprise with the scorecards.

Two judges scored it 120-108 with the other giving it Fury at 119-109.

As we wait for the decision, Fury leans over the ropes and invites Anthony Joshua into the ring.

Joshua refuses but they exchange words and Fury is pulled back by the referee as the result is set to be announced.

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No doubt the fans wanted to see a knockout tonight but Fury will be happy to get 12 rounds in the bank and come out of the ring with little to no damage.

There were glimpses of the 'old' Fury and that might be just the shake off he required to get ready for bigger fights down the line.

Andre Ward
Retired two-weight world champion on Netflix

Some will say Makhmudov is limited, but he's good enough. You can't take away from what you've seen from Tyson Fury offensively and defenisvely tonight.

Sean Byrne
BBC Sport

There's no denying that Makhmudov has a chin on him. He did well to stay on his feet, but this fight has only been going one way since the fourth.

Final scorecard we have as 118-110 Fury.

Round 1: 10-9 Makhmudov

Round 2: 10-9 Fury

Round 3: 10-9 Fury

Round 4: 10-9 Makhmudov

Round 5: 10-9 Fury

Round 6: 10-9 Fury

Round 7: 10-9 Fury

Round 8: 10-9 Fury

Round 9: 10-9 Fury

Round 10: 10-9 Fury

Round 11: 10-9 Fury

Round 12: 10-9 Fury

A touch of gloves and hug between the pair sees the final round get under way.

Fury steps back and quickly unleashes another uppercut. If he is to get the stoppage then that's going to be the shot.

Makhmudov clinches but Fury quickly breaks, pushes the Russian back and resets.

The crowd grimace as Fury lands his best uppercut yet but Makhmudov is still standing.

Fury stands with his arms outstretched in the final seconds before launching a final attack.

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David Haye
Former world heavyweight champion on Netflix

Makhmudov is looking forward to the final bell. That will sound like an orchestra for him.

Andre Ward
Retired two-weight world champion on Netflix

You can get knocked out or you can get boxed out, and Makhmudov is getting boxed out right now.

Makhmudov, to his credit, has taken everything Fury is giving out.

Fury lands two uppercuts in the final seconds before pinning Makhmudov into the corner and catching him with a couple of hooks.

Looks like this one is going the distance.

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Anthony Joshua is ringside keeping an eye on potential future opponent Tyson Fury.

It looks like he has been filming the entire fight on his phone!

He does realise it's live on Netflix, right?

The atmosphere inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium had dropped off over the last couple of rounds. Fury is the only one that can get the noise back up again.

Is he comfortable just seeing this out? Or are we going to see him commit to get the finish?

Makhmudov's mouthguard comes out and Fury meets him with an overhand right when the action resumes.

Fury is narrowly wide of the mark with an uppercut and another one. Makhmudov is backed on to the ropes and then falls to a knee but it's not a knockdown.

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There is total calm in Fury's corner. They seem content with going the distance and the pace Fury is setting right now.

In Makhmudov's corner, Marc Ramsay is trying to rally his man. Makhmudov looks tired and out of ideas.

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BBC Sport

Starting to look like if this goes to a decision, there's only going to be one winner.

Round eight was the best round from Fury so far. We have it 88-83 Fury.

Round 7: 10-9 Fury

Round 8: 10-9 Fury

Round 9: 10-9 Fury

Makhmudov goes back to the clinch once again. Fury seems pretty happy in close and punishes the Russian with short hooks.

Fury does eventually get a little frustrated and appears to say something to Makhmudov in the final seconds.

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