Another fight, another Ellie Scotney masterclass. The 26-year-old has moved to 10-0 with a dominant performance against Mea Motu in Nottingham.

You can read Kal Sajad's full report right here.

What next for Scotney? Well, she's got undisputed on her mind or a move up to featherweight to take on WBC champion Skye Nicolson. Whatever happens, we'll be there!

Thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. Night!

Not much to separate the world champions, aside from the weight. It is a four pound weight jump from super-bantamweight (8st 10lb) to featherweight (9st).

Skye Nicolson slightly more experienced in the professional game with 12 fights compared to Ellie Scontey's 10.

Both undefeated. Scotney has boxed 90 rounds, Nicolson 103. Scotney of course has the two world titles at super-bantamweight while Nicolson has the one.

There's also only about an inch between them in height!

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

There may not have been many fans here, but the boxing purists in the arena appreciated that stylish performance by Ellie Scotney.

It was interesting to hear her call out Skye Nicolson. Scotney is not the type to usually mention other fighters.

Both are terrific boxers and it's a match-up which could really launch Scotney's profile.

The definition of dream team. Ellie Scotney posing alongside trainer Shane McGuigan and former world champion Barry McGuigan after retaining her super-bantamweight world titles.

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Having retained her IBF, WBO and Ring Magazine crown against Mea Muto, Ellie Scotney now must claim the WBA and WBC titles if she wants to become undisputed.

The current WBA title holder is Argentine Nazarena Romero. She holds a record of 14-0-2 - drawing two of her last three fights.

The current WBC champion is Mexican Yamileth Mercado. Her record is 24-3. She last lost in August 2021 against Amanda Serrano at featherweight but has won her last six fights since moving back to super-bantamweight

Scotney also suggested she could next make the move to featherweight herself, and said that Australian Skye Nicolson is a "fight she wants." Nicolson is 12-0 as a professional and is the reigning WBC featherweight champion.

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A great night for Ellie Scotney. Despite the loss, Mea Motu is still smiling.

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Thumbs up if you'd like to see Ellie Scotney move up to featherweight and take on WBC champion Skye Nicolson.

The featherweight champion has responded on X, saying: "I’ll fight anyone. I love that it’s the 'Skye Nicolson fight' everyone wants now! Means I’m doing something right Line them up."

In tonight's main event, Dalton Smith goes for yet more gold as he looks to claim the vacant European title but he must get through Walid Ouizza first.

Will a fight with fellow Briton Adam Azim finally be on the cards for this year for Smith?

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Ellie Scotney said when speaking to DAZN: "I'm not too happy with my performance. I feel like I hurt her at times, but she was a tough fighter.

"She was 20-0, so hopefully now I get some respect on my name because I feel like I don't get the respect I deserve.

"I wasn't born with this nose! I grew up having too many fights, but Shane McGuigan managed to tame me and I did what I needed to do in there tonight and stayed disciplined.

"I want to be undisputed, but people have to be willing to fight and people have to be willing to pay. I also feel like names is what gets you noticed, so I'm looking at featherweight and Skye Nicolson is a fight I want."

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Let's hear from Ellie Scotney after her tenth win in her glittering pro career.

"I'm looking at featherweight and Skye Nicolson is a fight I want," says Ellie Scotney.

We'd all love to see that one!

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Mea Motu was 20-0 coming into this fight and Ellie Scotney lost just one round in the 10 rounds. Incredible.

All three judges were in agreement as they gave Ellie Scotney the win with the scores reading 99-1.

Dominance at its finest.

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Ellie Scotney remains the IBF, WBO and Ring Magazine super bantamweight world champion!

What a performance!

Darren Barker
Former world middleweight champion on DAZN

That was a really, really good performance from Scotney. Lovely skills, good footwork, and she had to dig deep at times.

Shout out to Scotney's cut man, by the way. The cut in the first round looked nasty as blood started flowing heavily but we've not seen anything of it since then.

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More success with the right uppercut from Scotney as she lands with more stinging hooks. Full credit to Motu though, she's been massively outclassed here but hasn't stopped coming forward at all.

The final bell rings and both fighters raise their hands but there's only one winner here.

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Mike Costello
Boxing commentator on DAZN

So often the right hand of Scotney has landed flush on Motu's chin.

Motu comes forward again, as she does done for the majority of this fight but she's really struggling to connect on Scotney now as she ducks under the slow swings.

As Motu looks to land a right and left hook, Scotney takes a step back and connects with a nice right hook of her own.

Into the final round we go...

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Sunny Edwards
Former world champion on DAZN

I think Motu is using too much energy, she's allowing Scotney to tie her up easily.