Undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk to DAZN: "Thank you so much to my team. It's a big opportunity for my family, for me, for my country. It's a great time, it's a great day.

"Yes, of course. I am ready for a rematch."

Sam Harris
BBC Sport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Whilst the interviews continue in the ring, Tyson makes his way down the ramp to the changing room where he’s met with a chorus of cheers.

It might not be what the Fury army wanted but he put on a show for them nevertheless.

Tyson Fury feels he won the fight and says he is ready for a rematch in October.

Oleksandr Usyk wants that rematch too.

We're going to see these two giants of boxing have another crack at this later in the year.

There is so much respect being shown between the pair now as they are interviewed in the ring.

We'll bring you all the top lines.

Usyk was undisputed at cruiserweight and he is now undisputed at heavyweight.

Does he go down as one of the best pound-for-pound boxers of all time?

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Sam Harris
BBC Sport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Wow. There are tears in the eyes of Ukrainian fans as they listen to Usyk’s victory speech here. You can feel how much it means to them.

What a moment Usyk has given to his people who have been through so much in the last few years.

Usyk's favourite trance music is blaring out as the Ukrainian holds the undisputed belt high in the air.

He's got belts over his shoulders, round his waist, all over his body.

Usyk wins by split decision.

Two judges scored in his favour - 115-113 and 114-113 with the other giving it Fury at 114-113.

Former professional boxer Anthony Folwer on X: "USYK WON THAT FIGHT, ANYTHING ELSE IS A ROBBERY."

This is taking a while...

Sam Harris
BBC Sport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Well, that’s that. 12 rounds done. The two teams meet in the middle, plenty of mutual respect and hugs for everyone.

Wonder if anyone has asked Fury yet how on earth he didn’t hit the canvas?

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Barry Jones
Former world champion on DAZN

You would have thought it would be a chess match but it wasn't. Usyk pushed the pace and was at his best in the second half of the fight.

Both of the fighters seem to think they have done enough.

I've heard so many people say a draw could be on the cards tonight and that could prove to be the case.

Fury seemed to be pulling away until round nine when Usyk scored that knockdown.

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It's now in the hands of the judges.

So much respect being shown now by Fury and Usyk.

They come head-to-head without any malice this time.

Usyk is applying the pressure and sends Fury back on to the ropes with another left.

Now it's Fury who hurts Usyk but he doesn't push on.

They clash heads and then touch gloves to apologise.

Lovely right hand from Fury has his corner on their feet.

This round is back and forth.

It sums up the entire fight.

They go the distance!

Usyk seems to be the aggressor and he connects with a left on the nose of Fury.

Fury comes back with a right hand of his own though.

Tony Bellew
Retired world champion on X

He’s lost that round Usyk but he’s pushed Fury back the whole round! I have Usyk winning all day long here. Fury needs a knockout round to win this. I believe Usyk might come out and try and close the show. Great fight and well done both men.

It could come down to this round.

Who wants it more?

Three minutes to greatness.

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