Summary

  • Anthony Crolla draws fight with Darleys Perez WBA lightweight champion

  • Briton loses out on taking WBA lightweight title seven months after a brutal attack

  • Carl Frampton beats Alejandro Gonzalez Jr to retain IBF super-bantamweight crown

  • Scott Quigg beats Kiko Martinez in second round to defend WBA super-bantamweight title

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Nate Williams

  1. 'A great effort'

  2. 'A draw is not crazy'

    Current WBO world middleweight champion Andy Lee thinks the judges' decisions may not have been as bad as what some of you have said.

  3. 'Crolla is a hero'

    Anthony Crolla v Darleys Perez - ends in a draw

    Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan on Twitter.

  4. 'Shocking decision'

    Twenty-time jump jockey champion AP McCoy is certainly not impressed by the scoring.

  5. 'Amazing Crolla performance'

  6. 'A man possessed'

    Former England footballer Trevor Sinclair is loving the action from the Manchester Arena.

  7. Carl Frampton v Alejandro Gonzalez Jr

    Former IBF light-welterweight champion and WBA welterweight champion Paul Malignaggi writes on Twitter..

  8. Anthony Crolla v Darleys Perez

    Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney may be in USA but he is not going to miss this night. He tweeted on Friday saying...

    While former United striker Andy Cole is another fan of Crolla.

  9. Scott Quigg v Kiko Martinez

    Here we go in Manchester. 

  10. Let's get ready to rumble

    Scott Quigg v Kiko Martinez

    The Voice of Boxing Michael Buffer is going to be calling in the fighters, and Quigg (who tweeted this yesterday) is certainly pleased about it.

  11. Ogogo's injury woes continue

    The middleweight has just posted this on Twitter.

  12. Scott Quigg v Kiko Martinez

    It looks like Kiko Martinez means business, if this picture is anything to go by.

  13. Building up nicely

    BBC Radio 5 live commentator Jonathan Overend writes on Twitter...