Agyarko gives a small fist pump after the bell but it was Ishmael Davis who looked like he had the edge there.

He's here to bring it to the local fighter.

Davis lands again on the body of Agyarko.

There's another combination before a wild swing and miss that almost knocks him off balance. Agyarko can't capitalise.

Agyarko comes racing forward, trying to connect but Davis reads it and jumps back.

Things have slowed a touch after that fast start, but this is intense.

Davis makes a big start with a big combination. Agyarko responds with a body shot of his own.

This is a rapid start!

This should be a cracker.

Let's go!

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Tyrone McKenna's win injected serious electricity into this crowd, but they took it up a notch for Caoimhin Agyarko's ringwalk.

This fight has been a long time coming. Hopefully it matches the hype.

There's another huge roar for Agyarko as he's announced. That must be some feeling.

In response, the boos come for Davis, who whips them up with his arms.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

Agyarko walks to the ring with Zombie Nation blasting. It's quite a bassy track, isn't it? Small bit of chair vibration going on.

As expected, there's a big reception for Agyarko as he walks out to Zombie by the Cranberries.

He's got a big smile on his face. He looks ready.

I have to say, Windsor Park looks absolute class. It's packed to the rafters now.

It's time for the ring walks of the final fight on the undercard.

There should be plenty of support for the home favourite Caoimhin Agyarko.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI journalist

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Ishmael Davis and Caoimhin Agyarko have not agreed on much in the build-up to their light-middleweight contest, but both predict they will produce the "fight of the night" at Windsor Park.

At Thursday's final news conference, they engaged in a prolonged bout of verbal sparring ahead of Saturday's real battle with Belfast's Agyarko confident he will prove too much for the 30-year-old Yorkshireman.

"I think I'm a hungrier fighter," said the 28-year-old, who is unbeaten in 17 fights.

"I'm not sure he's in it for titles but in it to make a few quid and see where he can go in the sport.

"He's stepped up against two great fighters and I give him all the props in the world for it but I'm the hungrier fighter, faster fighter, more explosive, faster, fitter and you will see that."

Are you not entertained?!

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Image source, Inpho

It's the final warm-up act before the main event - and this one has the potential to be a cracker.

Undefeated Caoimhin Agyarko will take on Ishmael Davis in a super-welterweight showdown.

Agyarko, 28, is unbeaten in 17 bouts and last fought Ryan Kelly in April to win the WBA continental super-welterweight title, while England's Davis holds a 13-2 record and has yet to fight in 2025.

Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan are having the tools wrapped. We're getting close.

Image source, Matthew Pover/Matchroom Boxing

Image source, Matthew Pover/Matchroom Boxing

Tyrone McKenna on BBC Sounds: "It was a war. I wanted a war and he brought it more than I thought. I felt fresh so I knew I could take my time. He wasn't hurting me but I was hurting him. He didn't have power and everything I threw was doing damage, so that was coming.

"I'm never, ever retiring, I love it."

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It's a repeat for McKenna who seemed to out-last Moran. `He said in the build-up this is his last fight. If it is the case, what a way to bow out.

McKenna is dancing in the ring before the official announcement.

He enjoyed that one.

Josh Taylor
WBO light-welterweight champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think we will see the last of Tyrone McKenna after that.

If that is to be his last fight, then what a way to go out.

I have a funny feeling we'll see the Belfast man back in the ring, however.

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Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a fantastic fight, a savage brawl from the first round. The first round was a contender for round of the year. Moran gave it his all, he had nothing left. It was stopped at the right time.