Daldeep Kaur
BBC Sport in Nottingham

Hannah has to go to the hospital for that cut - she’s getting a stitch here but has to go to hospital as a precaution.

Amanda Serrano holds her glove in the air as she is confirmed as the winner, beating Sarah Mahfoud by unanimous decision.

Ultimately a dominant performance for Serrano and she is now the unified WBO, WBC, IBO, and IBF world featherweight champion!

Katie Taylor next?

A decent final few rounds for Mahfoud but Serrano's strong start should be enough to give her the victory.

The two hug as the bell goes at the end of the 10th round.

Terri Harper added: "This is what I've been aiming for.

"Eddie [Hearn] and Matchroom believe in me and I'm glad I got the job done."

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Tony Bellew, working for DAZN tonight, said: "She [Harper] was the better boxer, she was more composed and picked the better shots tonight. Her footwork was on another level.

"Rankin tried to get close and tried to make her size advantage count but she couldn't.

"For me, Terri ran away with it quite comfortably tonight."

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After this one is, of course, the main event in Manchester as Joe Joyce and Joseph Parker face off for the WBO interim heavyweight title.

Into the latter rounds of this one in Manchester where Serrano, favourite going into the fight, is on top.

Mahfoud wasn't helped by an early cut following an accidental clash of heads but she hasn't landed enough telling punches.

Mahfoud has just had her best round, in round six. A strong finish is certainly needed.

Terri Harper and her promoter Eddie Hearn are now doing their interviews.

Hearn says they'll try to set up a unification clash with either Natasha Jonas or Marie-Eve Dicaire in six to nine months' time.

Harper drew with Jonas after a split decision in 2020 to retain her WBC and IBO super-featherweight titles.

"We've got some history to settle," Harper tells DAZN.

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And the new...

England's Terri Harper becomes a two-weight world champion.

The judges score the fight 98-92, 98-92 and 97-93 in Harper's favour and she claims the WBA and IBO super-welterweight titles.

There was some urgency from Hannah Rankin, desperation perhaps, but it won't be enough for the Scot to remain world champion.

Terri Harper switches to southpaw late on and raises her hands shortly before the bell. Now she's up on the ropes, saluting the Nottingham crowd.

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After that rally from Hannah Rankin, it looks as though the champion has now run out of steam.

She may have moved up three weight classes but Terri Harper looks a natural at super-welterweight.

Another even affair. Looks like the WBA and IBO super-welterweight belts won't be going back up to Scotland with Hannah Rankin.

Hannah Rankin brings the heat right from the start of that one and keeps the pressure on, but then Terri Harper catches the champion with a big right at the end of the round.

"Three more rounds and you'll be world champion... again," says Harper's corner.

Popping over to Manchester and Amanda Serrano is about to defend her WBO and WBC featherweight titles against IBF champion Sarah Mahfoud.

The 33-year-old, who is a seven-division champion, says she has three goals left in boxing - to become undisputed champion, fight Katie Taylor again and open more doors for female fighters.

"Being an undisputed champion fighting an undisputed champion, that fight would be even bigger than the first time around," Serrano said of a rematch with Taylor.

"Next year, once I become undisputed champion. I think that will be an amazing story for both our legacies."

Pretty even round that one. Hannah Rankin needs more than that if she can edge her way back on the scorecards though.

Much better from Hannah Rankin that. She began forcing Terri Harper back in that round. The Scot might have nicked that one.

Hannah Rankin's game. Of course she is, she's a world champion. But the challenger Terri Harper is still looking relatively comfortable.

Hannah Rankin is trying to make it scrappy but Terri Harper keeps tagging the champ with her left hand.

Harper's trainer tells her "not to go to her level". She's picked up that round too though.