We are soon going to be seeing this man, Welshman Tom Doran, aiming to cause a shock when he takes on Chris Eubank Jr with the British middleweight title on the line.

It is the biggest fight of Doran's life, and an opportunity for him to move into the big time. He seems pretty chilled out though.

Britain's former world heavyweight champion Frank Bruno MBE sends his best regards... 

BBC Sport have filmed a fascinating interview with Anthony Joshua on what has driven him to the top of the boxing - and how he intends to stay there.

"Stay hungry no matter what you achieve, and stay humble," says the IBF heavyweight world champion.

Watch the video below.

Only halfway through an Olympic year, in the middle of Euro 2016, it is a sign of Anthony Joshua's increasing profile that he is rated second favourite by bookmakers for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award in December.

Joe Calzaghe was the last boxer to win the honour, in 2007. The shortlist for this year's BBC award will not be announced for another five months.

Sports Personality odds - approximate bookmakers odds: 5-2 Jamie Vardy, 4-1 Anthony Joshua, 10-1 Gareth Bale, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Andy Murray, 16-1 Bar

Adam Hart: Has to be Hitman!! - Owned by Ricky Hatton and Thomas Hearns.

Lennie Murdock: The Lousiville Lip...Nothing ever has come closer or ever will..!! #TheGreatest, external - Owned by the late Muhammad Ali

And a suggestion for the current IBF heavyweight champion...

HoleintheHead: can't believe @anthonyfjoshua, external hasn't got proper nickname - how about Anthony Bosh yer Joshua??

It has to be said. I'm a big fan of that Anthony Bosh Yer Joshua suggestion. Great stuff. Keep them coming in.

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Dwayne Johnson, known to many by his wrestling name The Rock, has posted a message of support to Joshua on his Instagram page. 

The two giants recently worked together on a joint promo for Joshua's fight and Johnson's new film Central Intelligence with comedian Kevin Hart. 

"Best of luck to my boy @anthony_joshua tonight as he defends his IBF Heavyweight Title!." 

Some quotes from Conor Benn, after his first round win over Lukas Radic.

"I've shown I can fight and it is about learning to box," said Benn. "By the end of the year, let's see what machine I can be."

By the way, Radic was down on the canvas for a long time after the knockout, but gladly he got back to his feet and looked to be OK.

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Nigel Benn's son Conor Benn has just secured his third professional win, a first round destruction of Lukas Radic from the Czech Republic.

Radic was floored early in the opening round after eating a left hook. He bravely got up but it only lasted seconds more.

Two lefts, a right and then a crushing uppercut from super-lightweight Benn sends Radic back down to the canvas. And that's it.

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Joshua's previous opponent Dillian Whyte  was back to winning ways against the slow and lethargic Ivica Bacurin. 

Whyte battered Bacurin for six rounds with thumping body shots until a clubbing right hand made his opponent quit on his knees in round six. 

But Whyte was disappointed he didn't get the job done earlier. He said: "It was alright, the guy didn't come to fight. 

"I wanted a spectacular knockout and it wasn't the best so I'm a bit annoyed. But I'm getting confident again and I got the job done."

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Right, how do you become champion of the world?

Luckily, IBF world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has been at BBC Sport's headquarters recently to discuss his training regime, including his favourite core workout and his food heaven and hell.

All it takes is five poached eggs for breakfast (plus much more), eating 5,000 calories a day, and a "sneaky bit of chocolate".

Oh, and six-and-a-half hours of weight training daily. Every day.

So learn how to live like the champion by watching this video.

A host of Britain's best sporting stars have tweeted to show support for the IBF world heavyweight champion.

England captain Wayne Rooney:, external Good luck to all the fighters tonight especially @anthonyfjoshua, external the England team will be watching tonight

Former world number one golfer Rory McIlroy:, external Landed in London to see the big man @anthonyfjoshua, external in action tonight. Gonna be a great night of boxing #andstill

England cricketer Joe Root, external: Fight night tonight! Good luck @anthonyfjoshua, external Should be a cracking night's boxing!

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London 2012 Olympic bronze medallist Anthony Ogogo got his career back on track with an impressive first round win over Croatian Frane Radnic. 

Ogogo, whose progress has been hampered by injury problems, took his professional record to 10-0 after an explosive display against Radnic. 

The 27-year-old middleweight landed with a thunderous left before the Croatian's corner threw in the towel to save their man from further punishment. 

Joshua v Breazeale is the main event, and we are expecting the ring walks to be roughly around 22:30 BST, although that as always depends on how long the fights before it last.

This is what we have coming up...

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Dominic Breazeale's nickname is 'Trouble', which is one of those nicknames where you can look a bit silly if you're then splattered over the canvas in a couple of hours' time.

Who can forget Arnold 'The Cobra' Gjergjaj, who slithered out of the ring after only five minutes after getting destroyed by David Haye last month?

So what are your favourite boxing nicknames and why? What nicknames would you give to any of the current fighters? (Keep it clean and don't get us in trouble).

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So is the champion nervous? Well, not really, if this video is anything to go by.

Anthony Joshua says there is "no pressure" on him before his IBF world heavyweight fight with Dominic Breazeale.

Watch the video to see Joshua's interview with BBC Sport.

Tonight's action comes from the O2 Arena in London, with a crowd of about 17,000 expected to be witnessing the fun and games.

American Dominic Breazeale, known in boxing circles as 'Trouble', originally began his sporting career as a quarter-back in American football on a collegiate scholarship at the University of Northern Colorado. 

At the age of 24, he turned to the boxing gym and became a member of the USA's boxing team for the London 2012 Olympics. He didn't go as far as gold medallist Joshua, as Breazeale was eliminated in the first round before turning professional later that year.

Like Joshua, he is unbeaten. Like Joshua, his record looks pretty damn good. Seventeen fights, 17 wins, 15 inside the distance.

Dangerous? Well, we will soon find out.

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Stunning. Thrilling. Incredible.

Pick any of the above, and it barely does justice to Anthony Joshua's professional career.

An Olympic gold medallist four years ago in London, Joshua has stormed through the paid ranks, winning a world title in only his 16th fight.

Only one man - Dillian Whyte - has taken him past three rounds, and he only lasted until round seven before he was sprawled all over the ropes and canvas wondering what day of the week it was.

Joshua ripped the IBF title from American Charles Martin in brutal fashion with a second-round mauling in April. Now one of Martin's compatriots is trying his luck.

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Hello, good evening and welcome to BBC Sport's live text commentary on a huge night for British boxing.

Not only have we got Anthony Joshua trying to defend his IBF world heavyweight title for the first time, but we also have what could be a cracking domestic dispute between George Groves and Martin Murray.

Let's not forget about Chris Eubank Jr being in action and Dillian Whyte as well. Excited? You should be. This is going to be fun.