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Skye Nicolson believes she is the future face of women's boxing and it's clear to see why she's so confident after that performance!

It's well known Nicolson wanted to test herself against seven-weight world champion Amanda Serrano and she may well push for that once again.

Who do you want to see her fight next?

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It's the first defeat of Raven Chapman's career and it'll be a tough one to take for the 30-year-old but it was an excellent performance from Skye Nicolson, who slipped and countered her way to her 12th win.

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Nicolson retains her WBC featherweight title! The Australian takes the fight with a huge score of 99-91, 98-92, 98-92.

You'd think Nicolson wins quite widely on the cards but you just never know. Chapman receives some words from Frank Warren while Nicolson is all smiles for the cameras.

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Chapman lands with a right but has only thrown single shots throughout the fight. It just hasn't been enough.

A huge overhand right comes from Chapman but Nicolson keeps out of distance and lands a beautiful hook.

Hugs in the ring once the final bell goes after an intriguing fight. To the cards we go...

Nicola Adams
Two-time Olympic champion and former world champion on DAZN

Really good boxing from Nicolson. Keeping the distance, not letting Chapman in. Showed what it's like to be a champion and what it's like to be up against a champion too. Beautiful boxing.

Chapman's been a bit guilty of overcommitting and getting too close to unload on Nicolson. That being said, it's a good round for Chapman with a solid right landing.

The last action of the round comes from Nicolson with a lovely straight right.

"I think we've got to knock her out. We've got to give it everything now", is the call from Chapman's corner.

It's a better round from Chapman with a couple of shots landing on Nicolson but you can almost sense her frustration at not being able to land any combinations.

Chapman needs a knockout here. She only has two on her record...

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How does Chapman ruffle Nicolson's feathers? She's not committing to her punches now and no combinations are coming through.

Nicolson looks supremely confident as she continues to dance her way around the ring.

"Try something different, what you're doing isn't working" is the advice from Nicola Adams on DAZN commentary.

Chapman now seems short of ideas after failing to land anything meaningful on the grinning Nicolson.

Not many jabs coming from the left hand of Chapman and it's stopping her from setting up attacks on Nicolson.

Nicolson keeps tempting Chapman in and lands solid right hands on the chin.

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Chapman is doing well to get close but she's then trying to throw a hook, which Nicolson is able to see coming.

Better in that round from Chapman, though, as she's able to land a good straight right with seconds remaining.

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That was class from Nicolson. She's in her groove now. Nicolson ate a right hand from Chapman early but it only seemed to wake Nicolson up.

Chapman then couldn't land anything on Nicolson as the counter punches flowed.

This certainly isn't like the all-action stuff we're used to from women's boxing. It's more of a chess match at the moment.

Chapman seems a little reluctant to throw much because of Nicolson's countering skills. Nicolson is yet to settle into her rhythm.

Interesting one developing.

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A competitive first round with Chapman trying her best to keep on the move to stop Nicolson from getting that southpaw jab going.

Some great work from Nicolson at the end of the round with a counter right hook.

Earlier tonight, Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron met in a light-heavyweight contest and it concluded in very strange circumstances.

Late in the fifth round, the two fighters locked arms and Cameron backed Whittaker towards the ropes.

Once Whittaker could walk back no further, the pair tumbled over the top rope and landed awkwardly on the outside of the ring.

Both eventually returned to their feet but Cameron looked in much better shape than Whittaker, who was helped on to a stool and treated by the doctors.

Whittaker appeared to injury his right foot and back.

It wasn't long until they called for a wheelchair to carry the Olympic silver medallist out of the arena.

In terms of the result?

A technical decision split draw.

On judge gave it Whittaker (58-57) one picked Cameron (58-57) with the third opting for 58-58.

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Here we go. History for women's boxing as Nicolson and Chapman contend the first world title fight in Saudi Arabia.

Chapman is trying to disrupt the flow of Nicolson by constantly being on the move and trying to close the gap.

Here's how Skye Nicolson and Raven Chapman compare.

Who's going to taste defeat for the first time? We'll find out shortly!

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For Skye Nicolson and Raven Chapman, this is everything. The chance to fight on a Riyadh Season card for a women's world title for the first time.

Australian Nicolson had been pursuing a fight with Amanda Serrano, but the seven-weight champion will take on Katie Taylor in November.

Briton Chapman has won all of her nine fights and is hoping to put on her best performance yet to claim the gold.