Summary

  • Josh Warrington retains IBF world featherweight title in Manchester

  • Undefeated Warrington beats Carl Frampton by unanimous decision

  • Dillian Whyte knocks out Dereck Chisora in 11th round in London

  • Whyte tells Anthony Joshua he wants to fight him in April

  • Charlie Edwards beats Cristofer Rosales to take WBC flyweight title

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Alex Bysouth

  1. Late flurry from Washington

    Manchester - round 6: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Carl Frampton may be losing this one, but is still trying to set up Warrington for the old left-right.

    Frampton complains that he took one around the back of the head and referee Steve Gray agrees. Warrington might need to be careful, he got told about a low blow earlier on.

    But Warrington ends the sixth very strongly. A flurry of lefts and rights, but Frampton has his hands up close to his head, to soak up some of that power and stop them causing too much damage.

    Josh WarringtonGetty Images

  2. Relentless in London

    London - round 4: Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Relentless. Surely these two can't keep winding up huge shots at this pace.

    Who will tire first?

    Dillian Whyte connects with the chin of Dereck Chisora, but he's unfazed and looks to tenderise the body of his opponent. Did that one wind the younger fighter?

    Left hook from Chisora, successive rights from Whyte and surely this can't last 12 rounds.

    Dillian WhyteReuters

  3. 'Captivating'

    Manchester - round 5: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Mike Costello
    BBC Sport boxing correspondent at Manchester Arena

    Solid shots, heavy punches in round five. As soon as one lands, the other responds. It's captivating. We have Warrington leading 4-1 here at ringside.

  4. London - round 3: Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Nice movement from Dereck Chisora to duck out of a loose Dillian Whyte swinger and thunder a body shot in return.

    Chisora comes again with a winding left, and then squeezes a sliding uppercut through his opponent's guard.

    The big shots are raining in now! Both men giving it everything, both struggling to really make a dent but if one of these lands it could be brutal.

    All out in London, and the crowd are on their feet.

    Dereck ChisoraGetty Images

  5. Swelling around Frampton eye

    Manchester - round 5: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Some swelling around the left eye of Frampton, but it is not too much of a concern yet. Not too much landing cleanly in the fifth. Warrington is trying to pepper the Frampton ribs, but the away guard is a good one.

    Carl FramptonReuters

  6. Manchester - round 4: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

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  7. Frampton 'feeling the effects'

    Manchester - round 4: Warrington v Frampton

    Andy Lee
    Former middleweight world champion on BBC Radio 5 live

    I think Carl's won his first round of the fight, but even though he won that one, I still think he's feeling the effects of the first two rounds.

  8. Whyte looking composed

    London - round 2: Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Dereck Chisora again steps on to the front foot and looks to rattle a glove into the ribs of Dillian Whyte as he backs up against the ropes.

    Chisora going low, but Whyte gets the older fighter back-pedaling with a counter right-hander and it's the 30-year-old who's looking more composed.

    Chisora catches Whyte with a stray elbow and ends up with his opponent's head tucked beneath his arm as the bell goes.

    Dillon WhyteGetty Images

  9. Better from Frampton

    Manchester - round 4: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Carl Frampton is starting to get into this a bit more, a solid left-right combination in the opening 30 seconds is maybe some of his best work of the contest so far.

    A close round, maybe the Northern Irishman nicking that one as he started to land a couple of decent body shots and showed good footwork to manoeuvre himself out of range from a couple of Warrington attacks.

    Warrington is warned to keep the punches up after one goes a bit too south.

  10. Get Involved #bbcboxing

    Manchester - Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    N A Burton: Wow! #WarringtonFrampton is some fight!

    Badreddine Ayad: What a start to the fight!

    Carl FramptonGetty Images

  11. Warrington's round

    Manchester - round 3: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Adam Booth
    World champion trainer on BBC Radio 5 live

    I'm going to say Warrington shaded that round. Carl Frampton is giving up his advantages here.

  12. Whyte smiling in opener

    London - round 1: Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Dereck Chisora comes out gunning for Dillian Whyte, steaming into his opponent with some meaty jabs in the opening minutes.

    Dillian Whyte just rides that flurry and wields a right through the guard of Chisora - that looked like it hurt, and Whyte's smiling.

    Another right-hander creeps through, but Chisora thunders back with a swinging right of his own.

    Dereck ChisoraReuters

  13. Warrington continues to attack

    Manchester - Round 3: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    How much has that crazy opening six minutes taken out of both men? Carl Frampton was purely in survival mode, swinging punches desperately trying to stay in the contest, which he has done.

    Warrington, yet again, attacks in round three. That causes some marking around the left eye of Frampton.

    It is the Leeds fans who are the ones singing.

    Josh WarringtonReuters

  14. Get Involved #bbcboxing

    London - Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Fil Harris: Not sure about the robe for Dillian Whyte! Looked more like a wrestler! #ricflair #natureboy

    Dillian WhyteReuters

  15. Whyte v Chisora under way

    London - round 1: Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

    Here we go in London.

    Cranking through the decibels at the O2...

  16. Manchester - round 2: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

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  17. 'Smiling' Warrington

    Manchester - round 2: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Mike Costello
    BBC Sport boxing correspondent at Manchester Arena

    Warrington is smiling! He's actually smiling after he moved away from the latest exchange. He's relentless, undeterred by anything that comes back.

  18. Warrington rocks Frampton

    Manchester - round 2: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Frampton has taken a battering in the opening six minutes, but has not gone down. A huge cheer from the Leeds fans. Frampton looks stunned. Many, many fans are stunned too.

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  19. Manchester - round 2: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    This is incredible in Manchester.

  20. Manchester - round 2: Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

    Warrington again has success in the middle phase of the second. Frampton, holding on, looks hurt.