Daniel Dubois stops Fabio Wardley to become two-time heavyweight world champion in Manchester
Dubois dropped twice in wild fight before recovering to claim WBO belt
Wardley drops Dubois after 10 seconds and again in round three
Dubois responds in second half, repeatedly hurting Wardley
Carl Frampton answers questions on hamburgers, Moses Itauma and Tyson Fury
Frampton Q&A
Carl Frampton
Retired world champion and DAZN analyst
Is a hamburger a sandwich?
"A hamburger is definitely not a sandwich."
You are stranded on an island with two other fighters and you have to survive – who do you bring with you?
"Terence Crawford and Oleksandr Usyk because they are both legends."
Who is your favourite athlete away from boxing?
"Ally McCoist and Rory McIlroy."
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Really looking forward to this fight. You can scrub Dubois losses against a generational great. Look at his recent wins. Everyone I knew thought he'd get his head boxed off by a resurgent Joshua, but calm as you like he flattened him - Fabio has his work cut out here.
George, Notts
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at The Co-op Live Arena, Manchester
Great sportsmanship from Bradley Rea. He was celebrating on his trainer's shoulders and soaking in the cheers from his home crowd but insisted to get down straight away so he could go console Liam Cameron.
He just said he feels "terrible" for hurting his opponent.
In other news, an early stoppage is great news for those of us who were worrying the main event could take us into Sunday!
Wardley v Dubois
Fabio Wardley has said a few times this week that a win tonight would be his crowning moment.
After beating Joseph Parker in October, he became the WBO interim title holder but when Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt at the end of November, Wardley was upgraded to full champion status. He is the 11th heavyweight world champion from the UK.
Wardley wasn't able to hear 'and new' in the ring but he could hear 'and still'.
Image source, Getty ImagesRea beats Cameron by stoppage
A tremendous display by Bradley Rea ends in a stoppage win over Liam Cameron in their light-heavyweight contest.
It was a stunner of a left-overhand that nailed Cameron. He managed to beat the count but was sent face-first to the canvas seconds later.
Image source, Queensberry
Image source, Getty ImagesWardley v Itauma
Speaking of Moses Itauma... he's in the house tonight.
Should the winner of Fabio Wardley v Daniel Dubois fight Itauma?
Image source, QueensberryFrampton Q&A
Carl Frampton
Retired world champion and DAZN analyst
How quickly could we see Moses Itauma become world champion?
"Very quickly. I think as soon as he gets the chance, he's going to be a world champion. He's probably the only man who has a chance of beating Oleksandr Usyk at the moment. I say have a chance because at the moment, I still don't think quite yet that he would. But, as soon as he gets the chance to fight for a world title, he will become a world champion."
Wardley v Dubois
Three fights down, two to go until the main event.
Liam Cameron and Bradley Rea are in round three of their 10-rounder and Rea is getting the better of it so far.
Frampton Q&A
Carl Frampton
Retired world champion and DAZN analyst
If you could go back and redo one fight all over again which one would it be and why?
"It would be the Josh Warrington fight. I think I went in with the wrong attitude. Knowing that it was going to be a difficult fight and just how physically fit and strong he is, I just didn't think he could punch and I got that wrong. I've never been hit so hard in my life. I think if my attitude was different and I was a little bit more aware of his power, the result may have been different."
Wardley v Dubois
Darts world champion Luke Littler couldn't miss this one!
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BBC Radio 5 Live
And here is the team bringing tonight's commentary to your ears from Manchester.
Stacey Copeland, Ron McIntosh, Steve Bunce, Richie Woodall and Alice Scarff are inside a sold-out Co-op Arena ready to bring atmosphere to us.
Wardley v Dubois
BBC Sounds
A reminder that the undercard commentary is now live on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds, and the BBC Sport website and app.
If you’re bust at home and don’t want to miss a moment, you can follow via your smart speaker, simply say "Play 5 Sports Extra".
The radio commentary will be switching to BBC Radio 5 Live from 22:00 for the main event.
Chelli stops Morrell in round 10
Zak Chelli speaking to DAZN: "Did [David] Benavidez do that? No no, I did. Bring him along. I want a world title. He was number two, give me number one."
Image source, Getty ImagesChelli stops Morrell in round 10
Speaking of Zak Chelli, let's hear from the man himself...
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Unbelievable from Chelli, could be a life changing win and he's propelled himself onto the world stage now with that performance. Great heart and guts.
Andrew, Wigan
Wardley v Dubois
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at The Co-op Live Arena, Manchester
Timekeeping has never been Daniel Dubois' specialty and once again he has arrived late to a world-title fight. He did the same before his fight with Oleksandr Usyk, with reports later emerging that a pre-fight gathering was held at his house in the hours before.
This time, the Manchester traffic has held up the challenger. But he's here now, albeit an hour later than Fabio Wardley.
Frampton Q&A
Image source, Getty ImagesFor those of you who are hardcore fans of BBC Sport's boxing content, you might know yesterday we sent a call out for questions for Carl Frampton.
The retired world champion has taken time out of his DAZN broadcast duty tonight to answer them for you so stand by as we start to roll them out.
Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Moses Itauma and hamburgers - Frampton covers it all.
Wardley v Dubois
The answer to the question everyone wants to know...
Wardley v Dubois ringwalks are expected around 23:00, but as always, this depends on how the undercard fights go.
Late one tonight, folks.
Wardley v Dubois
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at The Co-op Live Arena, Manchester
You'll be hard-stretched to find a better tagline for a fight than 'don’t blink'.
Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley both made their professional debuts on the exact same day - 8 April 2017. Now they meet at the highest level in front of more than 20,000 fans.
They are rarely in a dull fight. This has every ingredient for a domestic classic. Get the snacks sorted and your backside in the chair now - because if you nip to the kitchen once that first bell rings, you may well miss the finish.
Chelli stops Morrell in round 10
Image source, ReutersThat is a huge, huge victory for Zak Chelli.
David Morrell was set to face Callum Smith in Liverpool a few weeks ago for the WBO interim light-heavyweight title but Smith had to pull out with an injury.
This fight was supposed to be routine for the Cuban but Chelli has just changed his career. His dad is in the ring with him, they're hugging.
Chelli was given his first set of boxing gloves when he was eight weeks old. His father is a boxing mad and just called out Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez.
Could it happen?