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What a fight, what a win for Fabio Wardley as this live text comes to a close.

The Briton seems to have earned a shot at undisputed king Oleksandr Usyk, so that is certainly one no one wants to miss.

For now though, have a read of our report from the O2 Arena.

We'll see you next time. Night!

Fabio Wardley's promoter Frank Warren spoke to DAZN after tonight's match: "He said [he wants Usyk] so that's what It will be.

"He is so right with what he says - it is a 36 minute fight, but it only takes one second for him and he does it time and time again.

"I sit there in amazement for someone who had zero amateur experience, 20 fights, fighting a former world champion. Ipswich should be proud of him. That was a phonomenal performance.

"Edge of your seat stuff. Both gave everything they had. It is a story I have never seen in boxing before."

"It's really simple; Oleksandr is a great Champion. His next fight will be agaisnt Fabio Wardley for the four belts. It's what he deserves for that performance."

More from Wardley after his victory: "Not to take anything away from Joe but I wasn't hurt, I was jsut sloppy. I got caught in silly positions but I was never hurt. I am not the most clean, but I get the job done.

"I thought the referee should have stopped it five or six pucnhes before, but I'm not here to cry about it. I only keep going. If the ball hasn't been rang, I'm still throwing punches."

On the fans: "This is boxing not football, but they are my 12th man on the pitch. They are the extra fire to get Joe out of there. As much as I commend me and my team, it's the fans who travel up and down the country and across the world that shout my name. Thank you everyone, I couldn't have done this without you."

Fabio Wardley continued to DAZN: "For what I lack in experience, I make up for in chin, heart and determination. I told everyone I wasn't losing today and that belt will be mine. I did everything I said I would do.

"It hasn't sunk in yet. Everyone talks about my journey, but it's about the men who stood there in the white tees that say Fabio Wardley, and all the people who have supported and believed in me when everyone said I was out.

"Aside from that, It's down to Dillian White. I would still be lost in small halls, fighting at York Hall every few months, not hearing of me. He picked me out of the rough and changed my life. He deserves everything from me."

Moses Itauma
British heavyweight boxer to DAZN

I don't see Fabio Wardley as a rival, he's more of a team-mate to me.

Carl Frampton
Former world champion on DAZN

Maybe. Joe could have been taken out from any shot first. I feel like it was a little early but I'll take nothing away from Fabio.

Fabio Wardley spoke to DAZN after his victory: "I have one thing to say; UUUUUSYK! UUUUSYK!

"I said all the way through this build-up that we picked Joseph Parker because I believe I'm at the top and I proved I'm at the top.

"All credit to Joseph Parker, he can't get enough respect from him and he deserves all the respect from the boxing community. He took a chance when he didn't have to, and we knew he wasn't going anywhere quickly. We had to pick our spots and eventually we got them out of there."

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Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wardley is the most exciting and entertaining boxer on earth.

No other heavyweight is doing what he is doing.

Frank Warren says Fabio Wardley's next fight will be for all four world titles against undisputed king Oleksandr Usyk.

Might be a bit too big for Portman Road.

Frank Warren speaking on DAZN: "[Oleksandr] Usyk said he wants to do it, so that's what it will be. It's a 36-minute fight and it only takes one second from him."

That is an incredible improvement from Fabio Wardley from his last fight against Justis Huni to this one.

Fabio Wardley is talking in the ring. His first word is "USYYYYYYK".

Full quotes to come.

That really was an incredible fight.

Was it stopped early? Possibly, but what a win for Fabio Wardley.

Wardley has only been a professional for eight years and he's just beaten Joseph Parker.

What a journey this is.

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Richie Woodhall
Former boxing world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a turnaorund from Wardley!

I said at the start of the round that he had that sense that he was going to win the contest.

He hits Parker with a big shot and gets him on the ropes and he just piles on the pressure.

I don't think you can argue with Howard Foster jumping in.

Wardley collapses in the middle of the ring.

That is a monumental win for the British heavyweight.

Has he just landed himself a fight with Oleksandr Usyk?!

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Wardley lands hard on Parker and he keeps dabbing at his left eye. Wardley comes on strong and unleashes everything he has.

Parker is taking huge blows, but he's still there. The referee decides he's seen enough and steps in.

WARDLEY WINS IN THE 11TH!

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Joseph Parker was lucky to escape without the referee intervening.

Having said that, Wardley has nothing left in the corner in front of us.

These men have granite chins.