Earlier tonight, we saw Ramla Ali back in the ring from a year-long break from boxing.

The Briton was facing Brazil's Lila Furtado in an eight-rounder and in truth it was hard fight for Ali, one many at ringside thought she lost.

Even Ariel Helwani questioned Ali on the result when he interviewed her in the ring afterwards.

“I thought I won,” Ali said.

“I thought the drop in the second round should have been scored as a knockdown. I knew from then, yeah it got really messy, but I knew I was edging it because of the knockdown.

“Everyone has their opinions and not shying away from it, I do believe I won the fight.”

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I'll be dropping in results from some of the undercard fights as we gear up to our first Briton in world title action with Ellie Scotney next up against Yamileth Mercado.

It's more than three years since these twilit up Madison Square Garden and now they're back to do it all over again.

Time flies when you're having fun!

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The undercard in all its glory. We have 17 world titles on display tonight across the entire card, a record for boxing.

The women are well and truly taking over Madison Square Garden.

Two fights, two Fight of the Year contenders.

That is what Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano have delivered across 20 scintillating rounds so far.

What will they have in store for the trilogy?

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A fight big enough to take over New York twice...

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