Joe Joyce stops previously unbeaten Daniel Dubois
Joyce, 35, wins all-British heavyweight fight in round 10
Secures the British, Commonwealth & European belts
A somewhat dullish fight explodes in the final round as 21-year-old 6ft 1in Briton Hamzah Sheeraz launches a couple of flurries against Guido Nicolas Pitto which leaves the ref no choice but to stop the fight in the 10th.
Sheeraz retains his WBO European super welterweight title.
One fight to go. And it's the big one...
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It's pad-work for Joe Joyce while Daniel Dubois is simply strolling around his dressing room. He looks as calm as a swan on the Serpentine in June.
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Jay Shereef: Dubois is great and likely a future champion. But his resumé seems a bit padded - to build both his confidence and his hype. He's no Mike Tyson-style phenom. And I think his time won't come for a good few years yet. Joyce should come out on top tonight.
Adrian Firth: Got to go Joyce by KO in six.
Meanwhile, rangy Brit Hamzah Sheeraz has just started his eighth round against Guido Nicolas Pitto - Sheeraz is looking to defend his WBO European super-welterweight title for a second time.
It's looking good for the 21-year-old so far.
Dubois v Joyce next.
That contest will be in the wee hours if you're in the GMT timezone - back to the main fight at Westminster....
So how do we think Commonwealth champion Joe Joyce will do?
The 35-year-old, beaten on a split decision in the super heavyweight final at Rio 2016, didn't actually turn pro until 2017. During those early days he was taken under the wing by Hayemaker Ringstar - the now defunct partnership between Hayemaker Promotions and Ringstar Sport, co-led by former world cruiserweight and heavyweight champion David Haye.
Haye said that Joyce, unbeaten in his 11 fights, could not really afford to lose against Dubois because of his advancing years.
"I think there's more to fight for for Joyce because of his age," said the Briton.
"Joyce losing aged 35... he'll get chucked onto the scrapheap. The reason they'll say he got beat is, 'he's too old. his prime was at the Olympics'.
"I lost my first professional fight aged 24 and by the time I was 27 I was number one in the world in the cruiserweight division, holding the WBO, WBA, WBC titles and I was Ring Magazine champion. A loss for Dubois isn't as catastrophic as it would be for Joyce."
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How Eddie would have loved to have promoted Tyson...
...anyway a good second best is chatting to the boxing great.
Watch and listen to this:
Mike Tyson shares his views on Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury with Eddie Hearn.
No doubt it's not escaped your notice, but over in Los Angeles later, former formidable heavyweight champion of the world "Iron" Mike Tyson, at the age of 54, is set to face four-weight world champion Roy Jones Jr, 51, in an exhibition fight (can a fight have 'exhibition' status?) at the Staples Center.
The California Athletic State Commission said there would beno scoring, neither man should seek a knockout and that proceedings will end on sight of any kind of cut., external
But by Thursday of fight week, the company organising the event said "there will be a winner" and "knockouts are allowed".
Confused?
Anyway, promoter Eddie Hearn spoke to Tyson about the current British might in the division.
*Obviously Balboa fought a much younger opponent - Mason "The Line" Dixon - in the 2006 film
Is the Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jr exhibition fight what boxing fans want to see?
Daniel Dubois is going through his combos in his dressing room, while a member of Joe Joyce's team covers up the dressing room camera.
C'mon guys!!!
Anyway, before the main event we have one more fight - British WBO European super-welterweight champion Hamzah Sheeraz up against Guido Nicolas Pitto.
Young 'Dynamite' Dubois shared with BBC Sport a few details about his private life and his hopes for the future.
Cast your eyes on this vid.
"I set a World Record for the amount of push-ups I did" - Daniel Dubois
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Chorley's Jack Catterall, back in action after a year, has just secured victory in his super lightweight fight against Tunisia's Abderrazak Houya, who also went down in the ninth round of the 10-round contest.
That was the 27-year-old's 26th win - he remains unbeaten.
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Derbyshire boxer Jack Massey overcame Mohammad Ali Bayat Farid of Dubai in their cruiserweight contest on points.
London's David Adeleye then made it four wins from four with a second-round TKO of Danny Whitaker in their heavyweight clash.
Chorley's Jack Cattarall is currently in action and put Abderrazak Houya down on the canvas in the sixth round of his super lightweight fight, but the Tunisian beat the count and managed to survive the rest of the round.
Coming up 21-year-old Briton Hamzah Sheeraz looks to hold on to his WBO European super-welterweight title against Argentine Guido Nicolas Pitto.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo Joyce suffered a bit of a setback this week after it was revealed lead trainer Ismael Salas tested positive for the coronavirus - hence he won't be in his corner.
Luckily for the boxer he had not come in physical contact with the trainer before he left his 'bubble'. Joyce had not seen him since October, anyway.
So happy days! Imagine the fight postponed for a fourth time?!
Trainer Steve Broughton will be in Joyce's corner.
Adam Morallee, Joyce's lawyer, said: "Did we think about bringing in another trainer? Yes. But we believe that Steve Broughton is a world-class trainer and we have the experience of Jimmy Tibbs, who has been in the corner for every Joe Joyce UK fight.
"Joe is absolutely fine, Steve has been his main trainer since May."
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