Dillian Whyte beats heavyweight rival Joseph Parker by unanimous decision
Judges score it 113-112, 115-110, 114-111 to the Briton
Victory over New Zealander boosts hopes of world title shot
Whyte makes count in final seconds of 12th round at London's O2 Arena
Whyte left hook puts former world champion down in ninth
GB heavyweight Dereck Chisora knocks out Carlos Takam in 8th round
Ireland's Katie Taylor stops Kimberly Connor to retain her world titles
Conor Benn beats Cedric Peynaud on points
Welterweight Conor Benn, son of legendary fighter Nigel, gained his 13th win out of 13 contests, with a hard-fought points win over France's Cedric Peynaud.
They had fought in December, with Benn winning 57-54 on points in a six-rounder.
It again went to the judges scorecards, with Benn again triumphing after Peynaud was floored in the seventh and took a count in the ninth.
Dave Allen beats Nick Webb with fourth-round knockout
Heavyweight Dave Allen gained a career-saving win as he inflicted the first defeat of Nick Webb's career.
Webb, who had won his first 12 professional bouts, was on top before Allen produced a stunning punch to knock him out in the last few moments of the fourth round.
Allen, known as the white Rhino, lost to France's Tony Yoka last month, only took this fight with Webb on a week's notice and said he would quit boxing if he lost.
"That was a life-changing moment," said an emotional Allen. "I've been thinking 'is boxing for me?' I'm never going to be world champion but I know I can compete at this level. July 28th, 2018 is the greatest day of my life ever."
Image source, PADave Allen has now won 14 of 20 fights, but this was only his fifth win in his past 10 bouts
Anthony Fowler beats Craig O'Brien with sixth-round knockout
Earlier tonight, Commonwealth Games gold medallist Anthony Fowler maintained his unbeaten professional record with a stunning knockout of previously-undefeated Craig O'Brien.
Liverpool-born Fowler, who won middleweight gold at Glasgow 2014, produced a stunning left hook in the opening seconds of the sixth round in this light-middleweight bout to extend his record to seven wins from seven contests, with six successes inside the distance.
"It was a lovely shot, I knew it would come," said Fowler, the cousin of former England striker Robbie. "My stamina issues have gone and I got my range and got him out of there. I want to step up now and show what I'm about."
Image source, Getty ImagesLet's have a quick look at the undercard first though...
By the way, that was just the warm-up for the main event. Dillian Whyte versus Joseph Parker. That comes up next.
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One minute one second in the eighth is the official timing. Dereck Chisora has fought for world titles, there may still be another world title challenge in his incredible up-and-down career yet.
Dereck Chisora has just thrown himself, with two massive, beautiful shots, right back into the world heavyweight title mix.
His career, just like his body for most of the fight, was on the ropes. He needed to find something special, boy has he done that.
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Referee Howard Foster does not even count this time. He waves it off. CHISORA WINS.
Dereck Chisora looked finished, he was well down on the judges scorecards and then out of nowhere after having to soak up so, so, so much punishment over the previous seven rounds, shows the bravery, the heart, the spirit, the character of a champion.
Image source, PATakam just about gets up, but his legs look gone. Chisora hits another crushing blow with a huge right hand and Takam folds again. That may be it.
Incredible. I said one punch can change it. And Dereck Chisora has just found it. A big overhand right, and the Frenchman is down!
Image source, ReutersRound 7: Dereck Chisora v Carlos Takam
Chisora, once more, has just been forced back on to the ropes. But still manages to counter at times and land. Takam has put his foot down on the accelerator these last two rounds, but Chisora is still in there and in heavyweight boxing everything can change with one punch, and Chisora is still swinging.
A good left hook from Chisora finds the face of Takam. Great heart from Del Boy. He has looked out, he has looked finished, but he has not caved in yet.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis could still go either way.
It looked like being all over. But Chisora, after that late, late flurry, gets to hear the bell for the sixth.
So close to a victory for Carlos Takam. But then, when all hope looked lost, Chisora swung a few, landed a few with only seconds to go and the crowd love it.
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