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Well, that's all for this evening.

What a night of boxing, from the first bell to the last.

You can read David Mohan's report from Windsor Park here, and keep an eye on the BBC Sport website and app for more reaction.

That's all for now, thanks for joining us.

Lewis Crocker wins by split decision against Paddy Donovan - IBF world welterweight title

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Ishmael Davis loses by split decision to Caoimhin Agyarko - super-welterweight

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Tyrone McKenna defeated Dylan Moran - welterweight

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Pat Brown defeated Austine Nnamdi - cruiserweight

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Molly McCann (debut) defeated Kate Radomska - super-bantamweight.

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Ruadhan Farrell lost to Matthew Boreland - Irish super-bantamweight title.

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Donagh Keary lost to Caine Singh - super-bantamweight

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Aaron Bowen defeated Carlos Miguel Ronner - middleweight

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Kyle Smith (debut) defeated Connor Meanwell - super-middleweight

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Jim Donovan defeated Lucas Barabasz - middleweight

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Respect.

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The three scorecards read:

115-111 to Donovan.

114-112 to Crocker.

114-113 to Crocker.

The smallest of margins.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

They've got a world champion and a night of unbelievable drama. He was a home town hero and anyone who witnessed it will never forget it.

That win doesn't only earn Lewis Crocker the world title, but it extends his unbeaten run to 22 wins.

That's some record.

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That winning feeling.

Crocker on his next fight: "I think a massive fight for the UK fans is Conor Benn. I have big respect for him, he is a great fighter and if me and him go at it, it would be super entertaining for the fans. It's a mega fight to make in the UK."

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

The discipline Crocker showed in the ring tonight was commendable.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Lewis Crocker fans celebrate at 'Everytbody Wants to Rule the World' blasts out. Tonight it's Crocker who realises that dream.

Here's more from the new world champion Lewis Crocker on Dazn: "I thought I picked my shots well, I was landing the more powerful shots. I had the knockdowns and I was catching him when I wanted to. I think I boxed a great fight.

"Everyone thought I was going to get stopped, but I wasn't the one in trouble tonight."

IBF Welterweight world champion Lewis Crocker speaking on DAZN: "I want to thank God, I prayed every day and have been for years for this decision. Nobody gave me a chance in this fight, nobody, but I want to say all the people who gave me stick after the last fight, when you write your post tomorrow make sure you write 'Lewis Crocker world champion!'"

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

All fighters dream of having this belt. You saw him drop to his knees and it was pure relief.

What a moment for Lewis Crocker.

Grew up around the corner. Supports Linfield who play at Windsor Park.

And now he's just won a world title in Northern Ireland's National Stadium.

He's taking it in.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

I didn't think it was more than a round or two. Could Donovan have got it? He could have by a tight call.

Did Crocker deserve it? I think he did, just.

Lewis Crocker just fell to his knees when that was announced and his team fell on top of him. That roar was something else.

Paddy Donovan is in the arms of his corner in tears.

The contrast of emotions of professional sport.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

"FROM BELFAST..."

Windsor Park erupts.

Belfast has another world champion.

THE DRAMA!

IT'S A SPLIT DECISION!

Crocker takes it by one point on the final scorecard.

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LEWIS CROCKER IS CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!

We're going to hear 'And the new......'

But who's it for?