The jab is king for Tyson Fury, the jab is king.

His bigger reach is helping his confidence and scoring for sure, one lands and whips the head of Klitschko back. We have whistles in this arena as Fury showboats - arms behind his back - his body screams that this is too easy.

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The ring, white with white ropes, is home as these men lock in the middle again. A big looping shot from Fury misses and he's off balance so flings his right hand out in defence.

As the pair tussle and lock arms, Fury pulls away with a tight left hook, a slappy shot. The blood on Klitschko's cheek is still there. How will the judges view that?

Johnathon Banks in Klitschko's corner: "You're giving him every opportunity. You're just slapping punches now." 

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Wladimir Klitschko's wife - Hollywood actress Hayden Panettiere - is ringside. 

Her man is under pressure.

Tyson Fury is still happy to concede ring space to his rival, he's often the man nearer the ropes as the champion takes the middle of the ring. It's not alarming for Fury in any way it seems as he waits to counter punch.

A nice jab from Wladimir Klitschko late in the round, Fury goes to the body with a jab, it lands, he jumps forward for a high shot which grazes his man. Close, very close. I'd say Fury shades it.

Wladimir Klitschko's bloodied cheek is tidied up in his corner and out they come for the sixth round.

Tyson Fury is definitely throwing the most shots, it feels like Klitschko just wants to pick meaningful ones.

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"Just keep thinking and using the jab, switch it up" - those are the words of wisdom from Peter Fury in Tyson's corner.

For a man of such mass, Tyson Fury has a beautiful feint in his locker. He jerks that body forward to tempt his man but gets out of range smoothly.

We have blood - it's on the upper cheek of Wladimir Klitschko. Left jab from Fury, followed by a wild swinging right which finds the guard of the champion

This is definitely Fury's round, he's skipping around, teasing his man.

A jab from Tyson Fury early on lands on the shoulder of his man. 

"Stop, stop, stop," yells the referee as the pair grapple in the middle of the ring.

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Richie Woodhall
Former World Champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"Tyson can't become complacent with that low left hand. It leaves him open for a big Klitschko right. He's got to watch it."

British Olympian Luke Campbell has tweeted to say Tyson Fury was three rounds up before this fourth.

Fury, switches from the southpaw stance to orthodox - ultra confidence. He keeps switching, leading with the right, then with the left.

Nothing landed of note from either though and as the bell nears, Klitschko steps forward with a swinger but Fury tries to counter it again. The pair are settling but no real whopping shots have dented either face yet.

It's Wladimir Klitschko who has carried the fight territorially, closing down the ring, but Tyson Fury has bettered the exchanges.

"KLITSCHKO, KLITSCHKO," comes the chant.

Steve Bunce
BBC Sport boxing pundit speaking on Radio 5 live

"Why did Wladimir not throw a right hand? What's wrong with Wladimir tonight?"

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No doubt who looks the most athletic, Wladimir Klistchko has the body of a Greek God. His face is one of focus in a round where no one really takes the initiative.

A jab from Klitschko won't land and Tyson Fury tries to counter with a looping right, no one home. These two are ducking and weaving, no one in danger of getting dropped. A looping left is off the mark from the Briton but it's a hug to end the third - nothing in it.

Chris Eubank Jr has tweeted to say he gives Tyson Fury the first two rounds.

The challenger looks supremely confident, both arms by his side. You can clearly see Wladimir Klitschko is very aware of his opponent's reach, tentative from the champion.

From the ropes Tyson Fury springs, right, left, right, some of the three-punch combo lands. It gets a mild roar.

Gutsy from Fury, he stands with his right hand ready to throw and his left hand way down by his thigh, it's hardly a defensive stance he is adopting. 

The pair dance around one another, both sporting red gloves and this, as the bell comes, is probably a round for the Briton.

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Tyson Fury in the black shorts goes to the body early in the second but cannot connect. He will be happy with this start though, no sign of nerves whatsoever.

Steve Bunce
Speaking on BBC Radio 5 live

"He told us he wouldn't freeze and he absolutely didn't. That's one round to Tyson."