Britain's Michael 'Venom' Page beats former welterweight champion Douglas 'Phenom' Lima by split decision
Londoner Page gains revenge after being knocked out by Brazilian in 2019
Northern Ireland featherweight Leah McCourt beats American Jessica Borga by unanimous decision
Robert Whiteford and Andrew Fisher's featherweight bout declared no contest after unintentional eye poke
Luke 'The Gent' Trainer sees off Yannick Bahati by TKO at light-heavyweight
GB lightweight Tim Wilde overcomes France's Yves Landu by unanimous decision
The camera sweeps the crowd to try and spot some of the more well known observers. British boxer Derek Chisora is here, as is Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier, whose appearance on screen prompts a loud round of boos.
Image source, BellatorWhiteford v Fisher
Feisty start to this one as Robert Whiteford pretty much throws down Andrew Fisher early on.
A head-kick attempt by Fisher doesn't come off and he is again sent to the ground but is up quickly before Whiteford can pounce.
Whiteford v Fisher
Scotland versus England.
Robert Whiteford versus Andrew Fisher.
The third fight on tonight's main card is under way.
BBC iPlayer
Headliner Douglas Lima speaking to Jeanette Kwakye: "I feel good, it is the calm before the storm. I have been here before many times so it is just another day in the office. The energy feels amazing already.
"I like London a lot and they love fighting a lot. The cage is my home, it doesn't matter which country we are in.
"Michael Page can say whatever he wants, we will find out in a couple of hours"
Two down, three to go.
Up next it is the featherweight clash between Robert Whiteford and Andrew Fisher.
Douglas Lima is ultra chilled as he is interviewed back stage. "Another day at the office," he says.
"The cage is my home, doesn't matter where it is, which country I am fighting, it is my home."
Josh Thomson
Former Bellator lightweight on BBC iPlayer
What I saw was a smart fighter. Luke Trainer knows Bahati slows down as the fight goes on. In the first round he didn't do too much, what he did was to keep the jabs and the kicks in his face the whole time.
Luke Trainer talking to John McCarthy after his win over Yannick Bahati: "Home soil, I love every single one of you. What a war. I prayed for this, I visualised this every day, I grind every day, I am trying to build a life for my loved ones and all the kids out there that don't have loved ones but deserve love.
"This was a war, I have so much to learn, I got rocked, the first time I ever got rocked, but I came back like a savage. I told everyone I would be a savage, I told everyone there would be violence, I said he would bleed, he bled."
John McCarthy
Former MMA referee on BBC iPlayer
Luke Trainer is definitely the real deal. He has got talent but now it is just about putting it all together.
Trainer v Bahati
All over in round two!
A cautious start gives way to an explosive moment from Luke Trainer as he lands multiple front kicks and Yannick Bahati is struggling. Trainer then catches Bahati with a strong elbow and there's no coming back from that.
Trainer wins by TKO.
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John McCarthy
Former MMA referee on BBC iPlayer
Very nice job by Luke Trainer. It started out pretty well, he got the takedown and followed up with some big shots.
Trainer v Bahati
An aggressive start by Yannick Bahati but he is caught out as Luke Trainer reacts to a head-kick attempt to put his opponent on the floor.
Bahati takes some hits but manages to get back on his feet but he definitely took some damage and Trainer is able to land a few more shots before the end of the round.
Strong start.
Trainer v Bahati
The first of three rounds is under way.
Josh Thomson
Former Bellator Lightweight on BBC iPlayer
Yannick Bahati offers aggressiveness, the strength and the takedowns. Going into this fight, all he has got to do is close the distance. If he is on top he should have success.
Simon Head
MMA reporter
Undefeated prospect Luke Trainer could well be around 225-230 pounds when he steps into the cage tonight. "The Gent" is an absolute unit for light-heavyweight. He faces former EFC middleweight champ Yannick Bahati next.
Trainer v Bahati
Yannick Bahati confidently shimmies and bops his way to the cage. He looks well up for this, but so does Luke Trainer as he emerges to the sound of Ready or Not by the Fugees as the crowd cheers.
Josh Thomson
Former Bellator Lightweight on BBC iPlayer
Luke Trainer is tall, long. He is rangy when it comes to his striking and his takedown ability is insane. When he gets on top he has vicious ground and pound but do not sleep on his submission ability.
Trainer v Bahati
Foster carer & fighter - Meet Bellator's Luke 'The Gent' Trainer
Up next England's Luke Trainer faces Yannick Bahati in a light-heavyweight scrap, looking to extend his undefeated run to 5-0.
Bahati is Trainer's toughest test to date and the Briton expects an "absolute war".
"Yannick is a savage," he said. "I have nothing but respect for the guy, but it is a battle of who is the more savage."