Anyway, that is that from the Excel.

Billy Joe Saunders and Chris Eubank Jnr more than lived up to their billing as they thrilled the crowd earlier.

Unfortunately, Tyson Fury's contest with Dereck Chisora proved to be a mismatch of epic proportions as Fury sauntered to victory.

And with that I bid you good night. Cheerio.

Tyson Fury's promoter, Mick Hennessey, speaking in the ring: "Tyson's mandatory now for the heavyweight world title. Wladimir Klitschko's being allowed one more fight in March or April, then it'll be purse bids, then the fight's on. It'll be June to September. The big fight is on, and Klitschko has to just take it and not swerve it."

Tyson Fury's uncle and coach, Peter, speaking in the ring: "I'm very proud of him. He stuck to instruction. This was a very important fight to get the win. He's using his brain now when he's boxing. He had so many more tools than Dereck and he used them."

Tyson Fury speaking in the ring: "Which other heavyweight in the world can box southpaw against a world-class fighter like Dereck, a fighter who will give any other heavyweight a tough fight? I'm very proud of my performance. And these belts are coming home to Manchester.

"Klitschko, I'm coming. No surrender. I'm the Gypsy Warrior!"

If Nathan Cleverly v Tony Bellew was an anti-climax last weekend, what was this? There was zero entertainment for those 18,000 who waited so patiently at the Excel. There were about 6,000 left by the end.

Harsh to criticise Tyson Fury though. He was there to win the fight and that was done to devastating effect.

He would probably have been imagining celebrating victory in front of a packed house. Instead, one man and his dog are left to watch what became a damp squib.

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Tommy D:, external Worst boxing match I've ever seen...

Cam Melling:, external Anything but a classic, but a strangely professional job from Tyson Fury. On to bigger things now.

So is it Wladimir Klitschko next for Tyson Fury for the heavyweight world title? I'm not sure the Ukrainian would fancy that too much...

Chisora's corner: "Champ. I want you to finish on your feet. Come out of here..."

Dereck Chisora's corner win the argument and the fight is stopped as they pull their man out. Fury was imperious.

An argument in Chisora's corner about whether the fight goes on..

Almost a half-pleading look from Chisora towards the official as Fury lands with continuous jabs. He gets through the round somehow.

So, so, simple for Fury. The fight is over as a contest. The referee is looking closely as Chisora fails to throw anything..

Sam Heaton:, external I think Anthony Joshua would beat both of them easily.

Karl:, external Fury has dominated from the first bell, Chisora just hasn't turned up. Routine training session for Tyson.

Daniel James Rudden:, external Get Mickey Rourke in there! He would make this a much more interesting fight than this imminent Fury win.

There is only about one third of the crowd left as Chisora continues to labour into the tenth round...

Chisora's corner: "I want you to stay tight, I want you to push him around. Come on, man. It's now or never. No regrets tomorrow morning. No crying tomorrow."

Credit to Chisora. He attempts a couple of big right handers but they are wild and nowhere near Fury. Blood from the nose, the mouth and his eyes are almost closed. Time to pull him out?

Tyson Fury predicted he was going to win every round and it looks like he was right. Chisora is now bleeding from the mouth as five jabs in a row knock him back. Fury looks happy to win this points rather than going for the knockout. Chisora's face is swollen, his eyes puffed and a stoppage might not be far away.

Fury's corner: "You're relaxed, just catching him. Deep breaths. Listen, you're catching him straight down the pipe. Just keep turning him like you're doing. You'll soon see his legs buckle and he won't last long."

Chisora's corner: "Where's's that zip, man? I need to see some zip. Look sharp. Come on, man."

There is no real response though as Fury continues to pepper Chisora with his jab. Switching from orthodox to Southpaw, it is so, so easy for Fury. More jeers as the bell goes.

A left hook moves Chisora back again. Delboy is yet to be really hurt by Fury's shots but that won't stop him from being a mile behind on the judges scorecards. Fury looks to be in sparring mode. The referee pulls them together and is asking for more action.