Dubois' promoter Frank Warren to BT Sport: "I'm proud of what Daniel has done. He got caught in the top of the head, and I could see something was wrong with his leg. Shane did a fantastic job in the corner.

"That in some way is good for him [Dubois], shows he's got heart, I take my hat off to him.

"Lerena is no mug, he fancied the job and caught him with a good shot. But Dan did the business, we will assess and get him out early in the next year. I'm absolutely proud of him."

Dubois' trainer Shane McGuigan to BT Sport: "I think he's done a ligament in his knee. We will have to get a scan. But it's sink or swim, and he swam.

"I just said, you have to walk him on to shots because he has no power in the back leg. It was heart in mouth, but he got a great knock out.

Who will Dubois fight next? "We've mentioned Dillian Whyte, Dan needs a big name, to be headlining these shows. But we will get the scan, see how long he will be out. Ligaments can take a long time."

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The first on-air swear of the evening from Dubois there. Sure it won't be the last.

Also, big claims from Frampton on Dubois' corner. We won't have heard the last of that.

WBA (Regular) heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois speaking to BT Sport: "It was amazing. He caught me on the top of my head. I feel my knee went.

"But I have the heart of a warrior, and I just thought, calm down. S*** happens, doesn't it?

"I was looking for shots that weren't there, I had to recover and come back out. I saw the opening, went for it and the rest is history.

"I felt a bit rusty, like I wasn't there in the first round. But at least I was able to land my shots.

"I've never boxed in front of as many people, hopefully many more to come."

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Carl Frampton
Former world champion on BT Sport

If you’ve got a fighter saying 'what happened there', that’s when the corner needs to say ‘no more’. For me that’s a corner who didn’t have the fighter’s best interests at heart.

Shane McGuigan tells BT Sport that he thinks Dubois may have damaged his ligaments.

Full quotes to come...

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

What a recovery from Daniel Dubois, who was faced with the real prospect of suffering a devastating defeat.

Down three times in a truly remarkable first round, the Briton managed to keep hold of his WBA regular belt thanks to some brilliant shots in the third, which floored Kevin Lerena.

He got up, but then an onslaught from Dubois, including a truly brutally brilliant uppercut saw Howard Foster dive in to stop it.

Every time that uppercut has been shown on the huge screens here, there has been a massive roar / gasp. A stunning shot and one that has helped him stay on the verge of greatness.

A huge scare but, if Tyson Fury versus Oleksandr Usyk can't be sorted out, Dubois may just have a chance to fight Usyk in 2023 and Dubois would need to be so much better than here.

However, a great recovery tonight, maybe a career-saving one.

I think Dubois was more surprised by how his ankle gave way in round one more than anything Lerena did, and it took him a little while to get back in the right place mentally.

But once he did, his sheer power and pace showed. And Dubois has shown he can win at 50%, and overcome unexpected adversity.

Blimey, that turned in an instant.

Dubois' trainer Shane McGuigan told his man to keep calm, walk around the ring and throw jabs for the next couple of rounds after that stunning opener when Dubois went down three times.

Dubois did as he was told - but in the final minute of round three, he unleashed a gigantic right to floor the South African, before following it with a flurry to end that bout comprehensively.

Dubois has overcome that shocking first round and has got on top in this fight.

He floors Lerena twice towards the end of the third round - and the referee calls it off!

Dubois wins!

It looks as though Dubois went over on his ankle as he lost his footing in the ring, rather than because of any big hit by Lerena.

"What happened," he asks his trainer. He has as little idea what happened there as the rest of us.

Definitely one to keep an eye on for the rest of this fight.

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Wow, Dubois has hit the canvas three times in the opening round.

This was not in the script. The Londoner's balance has completely gone and he scrambles back to his corner at the end of round one.

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Including a nod to tomorrow's England v Senegal match...

And here's Dubois.

Clad all in black, he gets a big reception from his home crowd.

We'll be providing updates from this fight, before going round by round for Fury v Chisora.

It's time for the co-main event... Daniel Dubois v South African Kevin Lerena.

It's a clash for the WBA (Regular) heavyweight title, with Lerena stepping up from cruiserweight for this bout.

He's entering the ring now, clad in a golden robe with matching gloves to the Gladiator theme music.

Tyson Fury weighed in slightly heavier than Derek Chisora before their WBC heavyweight title fight on Saturday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The champion came in at 19st 2lb, while challenger Chisora weighed 18st 8lb.

"Expect carnage on Saturday. We're going to put on an absolutely brilliant fight," said the unbeaten Fury, 34.

The weigh-in was held at the Business Design Centre in Islington, north London a few miles from Saturday's venue, with hundreds of fans watching, and you can read all about it here.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Struggling for Christmas presents? Well, how about a Fury v Chisora T-shirt?

No? Then how about a shirt with Fury dressed up as Santa while insulting you. Your nan would love it. Maybe.