Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's getting a little bit hot and volatile in that ring. Wardley is on a chair, people attending to him. Dubois still looks a bit dazed himself.

We've witnessed something tonight. We've witnessed degrees of suffering. We've witnessed a man pushing a lost cause for six or seven rounds. We've witnessed greatness here tonight. They aren't the greatest ever btu I can't think of many nights where men have given there all like that out there tonight.

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Daniel Dubois to get knocked out twice at the start and turn it around like that, dominated. What a performance that was. Fabio Wardley, the toughest guy I've ever seen in my life. Credit to them both.

Both men embrace as Dubois' name is read out.

Wardley looks gutted but what heart he has shown there. His chin is made of concrete.

Wardley did not go down and I don't think he was ever going to drop.

The fight should have been stopped rounds ago but Wardley is now out of there.

Dubois put on a show but what a warrior Wardley is.

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DANIEL DUBOIS IS A TWO-TIME WORLD CHAMPION!

We've just kicked off round 11 and Dubois flies in with a straight right hand and the referee jumps in to stop the fight.

Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wardley's face is resembling that of a gargoyle.

At what point does the corner pull Wardley out? He's taking incredible amounts of damage and is losing this one.

My word. Dubois lands a HUGE left and right hand that rocks Wardley but he still stands.

We go on.

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How long does the Wardley corner let this carry on? His nose is wide open and his eye is completely closed.

How much more damage will he take? The fight is surely gone?

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

The crowd are trying to raise Wardley's spirits but he looks one punch way from the end.

Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fabio Wardley appears as if he is intoxicated. He struggled to walk away from his corner.

Wardley's right eye is completely closed but he guesses the correct number of fingers held up by the doctor and on we go.

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They're looking at Wardley again. He was on shakey legs as the bell went for the round to begin.

This doesn't look good...

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fabio Wardley hurt Daniel Dubois there for a second. But then he got hurt back. His corner needs to do something now, if not them then the doctors.

This fight and some of these rounds has taken on an intensity that's rarely seen anywhere.

Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is utterly remarkable. Fabio's corner need to take at look at him here.

I don't know how Wardley is still in there.

Wardley looks out on his feet there but still he stands!

Dubois must be wondering what this man is made out of.

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The fans are trying to do their bit and get Wardley going again. They know he's bang in trouble here.

His right eye is almost closed but here he comes!

Wardley has been in some punishing fights but nothing like this. He can barely stand and has absorbed as much punishment as you can imagine.

Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've never seen Fabio take punishment like this. I think the last four or five rounds, Dubois has taken them quite comfortable. Wardley looks desperately tired, he's taken some big ones to the face.