Tyson Fury beats Wladimir Klitschko to become world heavyweight champion
Fury now holds WBA Super, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles
"I always said what I would do and I delivered" - champion Fury
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Ben Dirs
BBC Sport in Dusseldorf
"To the vast, indoor Esprit Arena on the outskirts of Dusseldorf, where the crowd is currently sparse and eerily quiet - German fights fans tend not to make as much noise as the Brits and there don't seem to be that many Brits out here."
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo how are you feeling?
This one has had quite the build up hasn't it? Tyson Fury seems to be human Marmite - you either love or loathe him.
Wladimir Klitschko takes on the Dolph Lundgren persona from Rocky IV - slightly robotic but very, very destructive.
Which corner are you in?
Stay with us for stats, analysis, loads of colour from Germany and maybe, just maybe, a new British world champion.
Klitschko v Fury
Image source, Getty ImagesAngry, confusing, undoubtedly talented, vicious and certainly controversial - Tyson Fury.
"They’re all scared of the furious one because they know to beat me, they have to nail me to the canvas," he said.
Image source, Getty ImagesCool, efficient, relaxed, calculating and undoubtedly world class - Wladimir Klitschko.
"Dogs that are barking cannot bite," said the IBF, WBO and WBA champion when quizzed on his opponent.
So much talk, so much hype, two men, the night of Fury's life? Or another box ticked on Klitschko's path to immortality?