Kelly looks battered. That face is busted. Be interested to see how the judges are scoring this one. Nice left hook from Kelly. Kelly is now trying to let his hands go a little bit. Good uppercut and a body shot from the champion. Is the tide starting to turn? Nice right uppercut again from the Sunderland man. Kelly on the frontfoot. He has got to now stay calm and composed and lead the dance.

More coming from the champion. Agyarko lands a good jab through the middle, but back comes Kelly who counters well. Agyarko starting to throw some hooks here in the final minute. Big left hook from Agyarko in the final few seconds of the round. Despite the late attack from the challenger, Kelly has probably edged it.

Agyarko rushes to the centre of the ring. He is confident! He knows he's well in this fight. Kelly going back to the jab which gave him a lot of success in the earlier rounds. Scrappy punches being thrown in the clinch, this will suit Agyarko. Really nice shot up top from Agyarko, but Kelly takes it well. Kelly looks off a little bit here. Agyarko complaining about a low blow, I will have to see that one again. Oh yeah that one was low...

Agyarko is now getting his jab going. How the tables have turned. But that is better from Kelly as he fires a nice right hand. Big left hook, and the pair trade leather in the clinch, but good body shot from Kelly. A brilliant end to the round!

Ripping shots to the body from Agyarko. But Kelly counters nicely with the left hook. Good double jab from Agyarko. The challenger is up for this one! This is Agyarko's chance to take the fight by the scruff of the night. But sweet boxing on the backfoot from Kelly. Big left hand over the top from Agyarko, but the pair clinch yet again. Swing and a miss from Kelly upon exit.

Another entertaining round. We have ourselves a fight!

Second half of this fight is underway. Agyarko fires off a good left hook over the top. He is well up for this one. There's some blood pouring out of the right eye of Kelly. That will ot do him any good at all. Good defence on display from the challenger with just over a minute to go. Agyarko has got to stay busy in the last few seconds of the round.

There's some good work from the champion, though. Good left hand from Agyarko lands clean. This one is heating up, and this is great to see. Agyarko is committing to his shots more. What a round!

A quick clinch sees Agyarko attempt to land a barrage of shots, and it seems Kelly has been warned by the referee again. Sharp shots upstairs from the champion. And we are back to clinching...

Kelly boxing nicely on the backfoot. More back of the head shots from Kelly. Surely that's a point off? And it looks like it is! He's been warned. Agyarko overreacted a tad but he's well within his rights to. And it's Agyarko who is ending the round nicely as he presses forward. Well well well, that round goes to Agyarko.

Agyarko coming out with a bit of intent here in the fifth. He just needs to up the tempo a little bit. The challenger needs to unsettle Kelly but here comes Kelly as he fires off a nice variation of shots which catches Agyarko. It is starting to pick up here in the fifth round. This is what we want to see. Sneaky right hook gets through for the Sunderland man. There seems to be a cut on the left eye of Kelly.

Kelly lands an illegal blow to the back of the head of Agyarko. That was poor from the champion. Pathetic. No need for that at all. After a brief warning we are back underway. Kelly gets back to work with the jab. Agyarko applying the pressure in the final few seconds of the round. This is what we came to see!

Nice left hand over the top from Agyarko followed by a stinging jab. The right hand nearly gets through for Agyarko, but Kelly counters nicely. Josh getting back to work with the jab. It feels like Agyarko is just starting to get into this one a little bit more. Left hand just about gets through for Kelly as we head into the final minute of the fourth.

Great speed from the champion to avoid an attack from Agyarko. Body shot from Kelly, but Agyarko counters with a couple of hooks. To the fifth we go.

Agyarko trying to be on the frontfoot early and try and rattle Kelly a little bit. The champion is looking very light on his feet, almost bouncing around. Both men just trying to figure each other out early doors. A bit of a scrappy few minutes to start off with here. But there's a nice left hand by Kelly. Good jab by Agyarko, but Kelly counters nicely. A very good step in shot there from Kelly.

A rather quiet end to the round. Certainly hoping this one picks up, and I am sure it will.

While we have still got a few more fights until the main event, Anthony Joshua has just arrived and is in the building for his main event showdown with Kristian Prenga. Huge opportunity for Joshua to make a real statement on his return to the ring tonight and set up a long-awaited dust-up with Tyson Fury.

Josh Kelly knows he is in for a tough test this evening when he defends his IBF light-middleweight title for the first time against Caoimhin Agyarko. Sunderland native Kelly showed real heart en route to defeating Bakhram Murtazaliev for the coveted gold strap earlier this year. But undefeated Irishman Agyarko will not go down without a fight as he has aspirations of snatching Kelly's coveted prize away from him.

It's a great test for both men. Huge hype on the shoulders of Tsutsumi, as he looks to live up to it. This is his toughest test to date though. Tsutsumi looking so sharp on his feet here in the early seconds of the first. 10 rounds here in the super featherweight division. Lovely jab there from Meza. Nice one two over the top from Tsutsumi. Meza got caught trying to paw too much with the jab. Good work on the inside from Tsutsumi with the body shot, and down goes Meza! But he gets straight back up.

Tsutsumi going to the body again and down goes Meza again! He has got a few seconds to get through the round. Onslaught from Tsutsumi, Meza needs the bell and he gets it! What a start by Tsutsumi.

23-year-old super-featherweight contender Reito Tsutsumi is a real star in the making. After a glittering amateur career, the undefeated Japanese sensation turned pro last year and has taken to the professional ranks like a duck to water - winning three of his first four fights by way of knockout. But he faces a tough step up in competition against the hard-hitting Alvino Herrera Meza.

In my opinion, I believe Bank has won every single round here. So there should not be any drama on the scorecards. That was a brilliant performance from the Denmark scrapper. He will be proud of his display tonight.

And he does get it done! No dramas on the scorecards as predicted. The official scorecards reads: (80-72 x3)

Final round and Bank will want to close out with something special, maybe a stoppage. But he is getting in some crucial rounds. Sharp stuff again up top by Jacob Bank, and August looks in trouble as he takes a cracking shot to the body. There's a left hand over the top for Bank. August is in a bad state here. He should see this one through, though. Great heart from the Taunton native.

August lands a body shot with over a minute to go, but Bank is enjoying himself here in the ring. Right uppercut lands for Bank. We could be looking at a future world champion here. This has been a joy to watch from start to finish. To the judges we go!

The swelling on August's eye is getting worse by the round as Bank continues to pour it on. Another snapping jab from Bank. It feels like he is going to go for it a little more. Nice one-two up top by Bank and here he comes! He is finding it easier to land the shots. Stinging straight left from August gets through yet again. The way he is picking these shots is just brilliant to watch.

Corker of a right uppercut again from Bank. Nice distance management from Bank as we head into the final few seconds of the round. And that will do it as August lands a right hand to close the seventh.

August just needs to roll the dice here in the final few rounds, even if gets knocked out for his troubles. Just go for it! But Bank continues to tee off on his foe. Some brilliant work on the frontfoot. Cracking right over the top from Jacob Bank. A real corker that was. OOOO and there's a nice right uppercut again. Another thudding uppercut followed by a shot to the body. August is in real trouble here.

If Bank puts the foot on the accelerator here, he could get a stoppage. Back to the jab for Bank as we head into the final few seconds of the round. This is a real clinic from the Dane. Another dominant round from Jacob Bank!

Bank once again getting back to work with the jab as August tries to close the distance. August has not had an answer for that jab - which has been a joy to watch. Another uppercut from Bank gets through. August is showing some serious heart, but Jacob is showing levels in the ring right now. Nice one-two by Jacob Bank with just over a minute to go.

August gets clipped with a left hand coming in. The pair trade leather against the ropes, but now Bank is getting back to work to the body. Lovely variation of punches again from Bank. August is giving it a real go, I will give it to him, but Bank is just too good in there. Another round in the books...

Double jab from Bank to kick off the fourth. Impressive stuff as he continues to up the levels. Nice combination up top gets through for the Dane. Bank is constantly smiling in the ring - he is well and truly having fun in the squared circle. Lovely variation of punches by Bank as he gets through with the shot to the body. August on the backfoot here as Bank tees off with a sharp combination up top.

Bank is very quick with that counter right hand, one minute to go. August is having one or two successes. Stinging right uppercut again from Bank, and another one! Another tidy round from Jacob Bank I must say.

Snapping straight left from Bank to kick off the third. Bank working nicely on the backfoot here in the early exchanges. August trying to make it scrappy against the ropes, but Bank rushes out of danger without a scratch. The jab work from Bank here tonight has been on point. Uppercut gets through again for the Dane. August needs to find an answer. Pawel eats another straight left.

Bank on the backfoot again, but sticks with the jab - picking his foe apart. Left hook gets through for August, but Bank takes it well. August is trying to let his hands go in the final few seconds of the round, but nothing doing, and we go to the fourth!

Again, Bank is getting to work with the jab right off the blocks. There's a couple of stinging jabs again. August is walking into a lot of them - needs to sort that out. August is trying to come forward, but he is a little more cautious coming in. Sharp left hand gets through. Bank is upping the tempo in the second. Right uppercut gets through for Bank, and another one!

This is lovely boxing here in the second. Seems to be some swelling on August's eye. Scintillating pressure from Bank here with under a minute to go. Sneaky left hand gets through for Bank, and another left hand! Jacob is in the groove right now. Cracking right over the top catches August. Tough three minutes that for August.

August trying to be the aggressor early doors, just pushing Bank against the ropes. I like this approach from the Taunton boy. The onus is on Bank to deliver, but August has to make it a scrappy affair. Lovely jab from Bank in return. August is really getting up in Bank's face early doors. There's a nice left hook from Bank on the backfoot. Lovely jab work again from Bank.

Bank very relaxed on the backfoot. August trying to get the combinations in as he presses Bank against the ropes. The jab from Jacob has been on point so far, and there's a lovely body shot, and the Denmark scrapper ends the round with an attempt of an uppercut. Solid round from him.

Anthony Joshua has got another three years left in him before finally calling it a day.

That is according to Matchroom founder Barry Hearn - who offered a rather glittering take ahead of the British brawler's return to the ring. The former two-time heavyweight champion will take on unknown heavyweight Kristian Prenga over in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night.

Joshua has not fought since knocking out YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in the sixth round back in December. The 36-year-old had been due to fight again in February, but was forced to postpone his return after he was involved in a horrific car crash just days after his win over Paul.

Many wondered whether Joshua would ever fight again, and even promoter Eddie Hearn had previously suggested that 2026 could be 'AJ's' last year in the ring. But according to Hearn's father, Barry, Joshua seems more motivated than ever.

In an interview with Sky Sports, he said: "[Anthony Joshua] is in an amazing place at the moment. Obviously I’ve seen him since 2012, we got very close. He’s like a member of our family really. I don’t think I’ve seen him so motivated for the long term.

"As I say, some of that has been fuelled by that tragic accident, but he’s now talking about the next three years in the ring. It was a year ago we were talking about potentially two fights and then go off to a happy retirement.

"He’s very motivated, he feels good about himself, but boxing is a funny sport. It takes one decent punch from a big lad to knock out anyone in the world."

Pawel August returns for the first time since picking up a huge upset win over Simon Zachenhuber back in April, and in doing so, handing him his first career defeat. The Taunton native has put his name on the map and has earned a real opportunity to go one step closer to a crack at the title, but faces a tough test in the shape of undefeated star Jacob Bank.