Summary

  • Frazer Clarke challenges Jeamie TKV for British heavyweight title in Derby

  • Professional boxing returns to primetime linear BBC for first time in 20 years

  • Francesca Hennessy fights Fabiana Bytyqi in co-main event

  • Undercard begins from 18:00 GMT on BBC iPlayer before BBC Two coverage starts at 20:00

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Poisoning, revenge and wrestling

  1. Lion's performance from Melvinpublished at 18:38 GMT

    We've already had some boxing in Derby before the BBC iPlayer coverage kicked off.

    There were wins for lightweight Scott Melvin and super-featherweight Josh Rose.

    Melvin made us chuckle by wearing a lion's mask before beating Harvey Sturton, while Rose remained unbeaten with his third win of his career against Jorge Luis Huerta Balleza.

    Scott Melvin punches Harvey SturtonImage source, Getty Images
    Scott Melvin wears a lion mask in his ringwalkImage source, Getty Images
    Jorge Luis Huerta Balleza punches Josh Rose during their super feather weight fightImage source, Getty Images
  2. When are the Clarke v TKV ringwalks?published at 18:23 GMT

    BBC iPlayer

    We'll have round-by-round updates for two fights tonight - the co-main when bantamweights Francesca Hennessy and Fabiana Bytyqi collide at around 20:15 GMT, and the main event between heavyweight pair Frazer Clarke and Jeamie TKV, which is scheduled for 21:00.

    For now, we'll leave you to watch the undercard via the stream at the top of this page or on BBC iPlayer, before returning later to build up to those two bouts.

    Enjoy!

  3. Listen livepublished at 18:09 GMT

    BBC Radio Derby

    We've got you covered from all angles tonight.

    As well as being able to watch the card via BBC iPlayer and BBC Two, you can also listen to radio commentary on BBC Radio Derby and BBC Sounds.

    That broadcast is already under way.

  4. Can tonight inspire the next generation?published at 18:05 GMT

    Kal Sajad
    BBC Sport at Vaillant Live, Derby

    Hello from Derby.

    Live professional boxing on BBC linear TV for the first time in 20 years. It can only be good for the sport.

    Free-to-air boxing is how so many of us fell in love with it: Prince Naseem Hamed, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank Sr… all those nights on ITV.

    If tonight inspires even a handful of kids to lace up gloves and wander into a local gym, who knows, maybe there’s a future Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury Fury in the bunch.

    And as Frazer Clarke told me this week, the sport can change lives. The real win might be what boxing can do for their wellbeing.

  5. How to watch Clarke v TKV on the BBCpublished at 18:02 GMT

    The event is already under way and you can watch the stream at the top of this page or on BBC iPlayer, before switching over to BBC Two at 20:00 GMT for the British heavyweight title fight.

    The running order is below, with ringwalks for the Clarke v TKV pencilled in for 21:00.

    BBC iPlayer:

    • Jack Massey v Ivan Gabriel (cruiserweight)
    • Bobby Dalton v Joel Kudoa (English welterweight title)
    • Bradley Goldsmith v Jordan Dujon (middleweight)

    From 20:00 GMT on BBC Two:

    • Frazer Clarke v Jeamie TKV (British heavyweight title)
    • Francesca Hennessy v Fabiana Bytyqi (bantamweight)

    The commentary team will consist of Rick Edwards presenting, Ronald McIntosh as the lead commentator alongside boxing expert Steve Bunce, unified super-bantamweight champion Ellie Scotney and retired world champion George Groves.

  6. Welcome along!published at 17:59 GMT

    Frazer Clarke and Jeamie 'TKV' Tshikeva face offImage source, Boxxer

    We're back for another night of boxing but there's something a little different and special about this one.

    Tonight's card - headlined by a British heavyweight title bout between Frazer Clarke and Jeamie TKV - in Derby is live on BBC Two.

    It marks the beginning of the BBC's broadcast partnership with promotion Boxxer and is the first time in 20 years professional boxing has been on primetime linear BBC television.