David Haye has the size, but Tony Bellew looks to have the speed of foot early on.

He's slipped a couple of Haye attacks without offering too much himself in this second round.

But with 20 seconds to go in the second Bellew fires back, although there's no real damage landed there.

Well Tony Bellew came out looking like he wanted to take the fight to David Haye in that first round.

There's a stand-off at the start of the second, both fighters looking to work each other out after a frantic first round.

Haye swings a big right, but Bellew slips it off. Haye launches into another wild right-hander that again the Liverpudlian ducks.

Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC Radio 5 live

All this hype and talk from Bellew's camp has got under Haye's skin. He's been swinging and missing and that's how you tire him out, A tremendous tactic from Bellew but of course Haye is still very dangerous. Round one to Bellew though.  

Steve Bunce
Boxing pundit on BBC Radio 5 live

Haye is fighting, Bellew is boxing, that's the simple story. Haye has missed about 15 times. He needs to move his feet, but he's swinging wildly.

A nice right from Tony Bellew catches the Hayemaker. 

David Haye is forcing it a little, but the Bomber isn't moved. Haye has him in the corner, but Bellew squeezes out and fires in another right-hander.

A good round from the Bomber. Did he take Haye by surprise?

The first punch thrown is a left hook from Haye before Bellew dives in and Haye wobbles back.

He regains his composure and zooms in on that chin of Bellew's, looking for that knockout blow early on.

Right then, here we go...

There's certainly no smiles from the Hayemaker.

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Bellew was dancing to Haye's walk-in track before, now he's dancing around warming up those hands.

The Hayemaker prowls the canvas, he looks in the zone.

Would you be smiling seconds before you fight a man who weighs well over 16 stone? 

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The robes are off, Buffer is back on the mic...

Excited much?

Let's get ready to rumble.....

Steve Bunce
Boxing pundit on BBC Radio 5 live

Haye looks very focused and the atmosphere has notched up another level. You can sense the animosity now.

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So we're seconds away, which way is this one going to go?

Tony Bellew's no stranger to Hollywood, but who will play the hero tonight?

After a feisty build-up fraught with enough controversy to rival a La La Land- Moonlight meltdown, there'll be no room for mix-ups when the bell goes in a few moments.

One of these two needs an Oscar-winning performance.

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Haye, dressed in a black robe with orange trim, makes his way through the crowd towards Bellew in the ring.

The Liverpudlian is still dancing, I'd tell him to save a bit of energy...

Chadwick : Can't see anything passed Haye KO 2nd/3rd round unless he had seriously regressed due to inactivity. Hope I'm wrong.

Ethan Rowley : Haye is surely gonna win! Very surprised if he doesn't! But I'm rooting for Tony Bellew.

Lewis Pullen:  Haye in the 4th round by KO. 

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport boxing reporter in London

In the last 15 minutes the temperature in here went from a little hot to absolutely on fire. The tunes blasted out, Sweet Caroline, White Stripes, you name it. 

The crowd, all standing, lapped it up and as the lights focus on Michael Buffer, you feel almost compelled to lean forward and take this in. Exhilarating.

Time for the Hayemaker, his name is called out to a mix of boos and cheers.

Things are hotting up at the O2 Arena.

"Ain't no stopping us now" rings out around the venue, and Tony Bellew is lapping it up! 

He's having a little dance in the ring pre-fight.

Steve Bunce
Boxing pundit on BBC Radio 5 live

We have the best boxing fans in the world - and that's not hype. They come here, sing to Neil Diamond, wait for Michael Buffer and go home happy whether it's 30 seconds or 12 rounds.

There's love in the air - just smell it!

You know it's nearly time for the main event when Michael Buffer gets ready to belt out those famous words ...

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