Josh Warrington beats Dennis Ceylan to set up world title shot against Lee Selby

Warrington (left) is unbeaten in 26 fights, with six knockouts

Britain's Josh Warrington set up a world title shot against Wales' IBF featherweight world champion Lee Selby with victory over Dennis Ceylan.

Fighting in his home city of Leeds, Warrington knocked down Denmark's Ceylan, 28, with a right hand in the 10th round at the First Direct Arena.

Ceylan beat the first count but was knocked him down again before the referee stopped the fight.

"I want to get the Welshman up here," Warrington, 26, told BT Sport.

"If we can make it at Elland Road, let's have it. I've waited so long and now I'm there.

"It was a little bit erratic and wild as I wanted to win it so bad, but I got there in the end."

Warrington produced a late flurry of punches in each round to move well ahead on the scorecards, before wrapping up victory when Ceylan tired.

He is now the mandatory challenger for Selby's IBF belt.