Stacey Copeland
Retired boxer on BBC Two

Claggett looks like he has gone 10 or 12 rounds here thanks to the aggressive, accurate work of Azim. That is the exactly the kind of performance he needs to keep delivering.

Steve Claggett's face was absolutely plastered in blood.

Adam Azim really damaged his opponent in the three rounds they were in the ring.

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It was another right hook by Azim that rocked Claggett back on to the ropes and then the end was coming.

Azim stepped on to Claggett and unloaded hard, damaging punches. The referee had no option but to step in and stop the fight.

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IT'S OVER!

Azim takes his record to 15-0 after a brilliant stoppage win over Claggett.

A fantastic performance from the Brit.

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Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC Two

This could be a test of the composure Azim. He is having terrific success, but Claggett, testament to his toughness, is still right in front of him and is still scoring himself.

Claggett has only been down three times in his career.

Azim is taking him apart here.

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Claggett is on the canvas after eating a beauty of a right uppercut. The knees slumped and then the right hook sent Claggett down.

He's able to beat the 10-count but Azim smells blood here.

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Stacey Copeland
Retired boxer on BBC Two

If the blood on Claggett is any indication of damage then it is significant. Anyone who has recieved an uppercut like that knows they are particularly painful.

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Claggett's nose might be broken here.

Stacey Copeland
Retired boxer on BBC Two

The footwork is smart from Azim. He is creating a gap and it's difficult for Claggett to land. He's popping off that jab, lovely work to the body.

Both men are trying to take centre ring. Neither are giving any space for the other as they pivot around the middle.

Azim manages to break through with a nice right hook and uppercut.

Claggett is so close to Azim, with his gloves high and the uppercut is there for Azim every time.

The main event is under way at Wembley Arena.

Let's hope for a cracking fight.

Surely the time for Adam Azim to challenge for a world title is just around the corner?

Trainer Shane McGuigan says Azim is the most talented fighter he's trained.

"I've worked with many world champions and this guy supersedes them all in terms of ability," said McGugian, who has trained the likes of Carl Frampton, Josh Taylor, George Groves and Ellie Scotney.

"If he doesn't become a world champion, I would be incredibly shocked."

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Is this finally the step up for Adam Azim that fans have been crying out for?

Steve Claggett has won 40 of his 50 fights and even went the distance with former light-welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez in June 2024.

Let's see how he handles the unbeaten Azim.

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Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Sport

I'm really pleased that this is a potentially tough fight against a very difficult and stubborn man. We have a history of fighters treading water and not risking it by fighting a guy who is something like 3-8 or 11-17.

If this was his first defence, we wouldn't have a problem with it. If your warm up for a world title is a fight that could be your first defence - not your hard defence - but your homecoming defence, then I don't have a problem with it.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at OVO Arena, Wembley

Adam Azim is typically quiet and composed, but away from the ring he has a unique side to his personality.

He once owned a pet goat named 'Tootsie', although he admitted earlier this year that he no longer has it after the responsibility became too much.

It may be the only time a world-title hopeful has had to admit he was outworked by his own livestock.

Steve Claggett has already made his down to the ring and here is Adam Azim with a Michael Jackson-style hat on.

He's got 'Beat It' playing in the background.

A lovely video here with Adam Azim and his family.

Have a watch.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at OVO Arena, Wembley

Trainer Shane McGuigan has worked with some of British boxing’s finest - Carl Frampton, Josh Taylor, Ellie Scotney and Caroline Dubois among them - and has described Adam Azim as the most naturally gifted fighter he has coached.

McGuigan, alongside promoter Ben Shalom, believes Azim is on course to challenge for a world title later this year.

From a young age, Azim and his father have spoken about becoming world champion. But it is important to stay focused on the opponent in front of you when you are already thinking about the biggest prizes in the sport. This is the type of fight - and opponent - Azim cannot afford to overlook.