Britons Leigh Wood and Chris Billam-Smith emerge world champions in chaotic night of boxing
Wood reclaims WBA featherweight world title with points win over Mauricio Lara in Manchester
Nottingham's Wood produces disciplined and classy performance to gain revenge over Lara
Scorecards read 118-109, 116-111 and 118-109 for Wood
Billam-Smith dethrones Lawrence Okolie of his WBO cruiserweight title in Bournemouth
Billam-Smith wins via majority decision after knocking Okolie down three times
Scorecards read 112-112, 116-107 and 115-108 for Billam-Smith
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Okolie v Billam-Smith - round three
Marcus McDonnell needs to have another word with Okolie about holding early in round three and it is something the title holder needs to be careful of.
It is a scrappy round but Okolie is still landing the better shots as a right hand and an uppercut do get through.
Not many clean shots have got through so far but Okolie has been the more aggressive fighter.
Image source, Getty ImagesOkolie v Billam-Smith - round two
Okolie is straight onto the front foot as he unloads with a one-two. Marcus McDonnell needs to get in to separate the two a couple of times and there are signs Billam-Smith is getting frustrated.
Okolie lands a decent shot into the body but Billam-Smith connects with a left hook before his corner are screaming at the referee about grappling as Okolie gets in close before the bell goes for the end of round two.
Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the SSE Arena in Belfast
Image source, Getty ImagesMichael Conlan missed out on a first world title after a fifth-round defeat by Luis Alberto Lopez in a high-intensity IBF featherweight encounter in Belfast.
Mexico's Lopez knocked Conlan to the canvas midway through the fifth round and the Belfast fighter's corner threw in the towel.
Conlan, 31, received treatment in the ring and was given a round of applause by the stunned home crowd as he returned to his feet.
Lopez, after celebrating with his corner, checked on his opponent and the pair shared a respectful embrace in the ring before the result was declared.
Okolie v Billam-Smith - round one
That's good from Okolie as he lands a big right hand on Billam-Smith, who counters with a decent left hook of his own.
Okolie v Billam-Smith - round one
Okolie is aggressive straight from the off, looking to get in with that strong right hand and has Billam-Smith up against the ropes.
Billam-Smith is alert to the danger of that right hand, however, and is using the ring well to keep it out of reach.
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The two boxers touch gloves before the first round gets under way.
Here we go!
Okolie v Billam-Smith
British soprano Emily Haig is in the ring now to lead a rendition of the national anthem.
Now time for one last whip up of the crowd, the introduction of the fighters before the action gets under way.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
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Lawrence Okolie is unshaken by the hostile reaction as he walks out to the ring. He looks cool, calm and focused on the task at hand.
Image source, ReutersMichael Conlan has lost against Luis Alberto Lopez, being stopped in the fifth round of their contest IBF featherweight world title in Belfast.
Conlan was knocked down by a right uppercut, but the towel came in from his corner and the fight was over.
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
The jeers have started. The word 'hostile' does not do it justice. Lawrence Okolie is an experienced fighter, but surely he must be feeling some pressure as the away fighter? Or perhaps he thrives off it.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
A very football feel to the atmosphere as chants of "Who are ya?" belt out from the stands.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
Chris Billam-Smith is rightly making the most of this and lapping up the adulation from the crowd as he steps into the ring.
Now it is time for Lawrence Okolie, whose introduction is initially met by boos from the local crowd backing their local fighter.
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
A quite fitting choice of ring walk music from Chris Billam-Smith. The crowd trouble from earlier seems to have calmed down. All eyes are now on the hometown fighter. Can he cause an upset? There will be 15,000 jubilant fans if he does.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
Here we go then!
Time for the main event in Bournemouth and local favourite Chris Billam-Smith is introduced to the lively crowd.
Adele's "Hometown Glory" belts out as Billam-Smith emerges for his ringwalk.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
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Former WBA super-middleweight champions George Groves speaking on Sky Sports: "The crowd are amazing, it has been buzzing since the show began. I haven't been this excited about a fight for a long time."
Okolie v Billam-Smith
Cracking atmosphere at the Vitality Stadium now as the crowd joins in with a bit of A cappella Wonderwall.
Michael Conlan's bid to take the IBF featherweight belt from Luis Alberto Lopez in Belfast is under way.
Image source, PA MediaA little earlier, Doncaster's Terri Harper retained her WBA light-middleweight title in a close fight with Ivana Habazin in Manchester.
Harper struggled to find her top form against the Croatian challenger but all three judges scored the fight in her favour.
After her win, Harper reiterated she wants to fight WBO, WBC and IBF champion Natasha Jonas, 38, next in an all-British undisputed fight.
"Let's put on the fight that everyone wants to see," she said.
Okolie v Billam-Smith
Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
It's carnage in the crowd. There have already been several brawls in the stands. I have now just seen a fan in the floored seating area behind my ringside seat lift up a chair and throw it in anger after Southampton's Joe Pigford got stopped by Sam Eggington in their super-welterweight contest.
Security have their hands full.
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