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The confirmation that we wanted...

"My nose is hurting," Martinez says to his corner between rounds.

There's just no let-up for Martinez and nowhere to hide.

Rodriguez keeps walking forward and firing at will.

Good work to the body is followed by a combination to the head.

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It feels like Rodriguez is in second gear right now.

The American catches Martinez clean with an uppercut and the Argentinean backs off.

Martinez keeps touching his nose. It could be broken.

Rodriguez knows how to finish - he has 15 stoppages from 22 wins - is he going to step it up for another statement victory?

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Martinez is looking a bit sorry for himself in that corner, and I can understand why

Rodriguez was already leading the way for % of total jabs to connect among top boxers - see here - and he's pulling further clear.

Martinez just can't find an entry route. Rodriguez is peppering the jab and throwing in the occasional hook.

Comfortable at the moment.

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Phil is also off to good start in his predictions. He's on one point. How is everyone else doing? No cheating!

Keep the predictions coming in.

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Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What an exhibition that round was from Rodriguez, sensational stuff!

Rodriguez missed the open workout on Wednesday to be with his wife for the birth of their second child.

It doesn't look like he's been missing much sleep over the past few days - he's fresh and running this bout.

Martinez has some blood coming from his nose he eats another stiff jab.

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Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Rodriguez cuts down space, gently takes away your rhythm and makes you work relentlessly.

Rodriguez has so many attributes and he's already putting them to good use.

The American's footwork sees him slip away before returning with spiteful shots. Martinez needs to try and get a read.

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Boxing trainer Dave Coldwell on X: "Here we have a gear change I think. P4P skills on show now."

Rodriguez lands a couple of nice uppercuts to sting Martinez on the way in.

He's looking very sharp as he gets in and out of range to deny the Argentinean a chance to reply.

Another two undefeated fighters have made their way to the ring.

Who have you got between Jesse Rodriguez and Fernando Martinez?

We mentioned earlier that we're holding an in-house predictions competition tonight and we have some early frontrunners.

Coral and Sean both pick up two points for a correct winner and method. It's one point for Bobbie and Kal... less said the better for now.

Here are our predictions for Jesse Rodriguez v Fernando Martinez:

Coral: Rodriguez KO

Sean: Rodriguez KO

Kal: Rodriguez points

Bobbie: Rodriguez points

No time to sit back and dwell on that fight.

On we go to a unification bout. It's a super-flyweight bout between WBA champion Fernando Martinez and Jesse Rodriguez, who puts his WBC and WBO belts on the line.

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Abdullah Mason is a world champion - winning the vacant WBO lightweight title - at just 21 years old.

He becomes the youngest reigning male world champion. Atomweight Camila Zamorano is the youngest reigning world champion at the age of 17 (who is beating that?!).

A hard one for Sam Noakes to take. It's the first time he has lost but it's a defeat at world level and he was in that fight.

No doubt Noakes will be back. Who knows, we could even see a rematch - I don't think many would argue.