Check out the latest results from the undercard of Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley II on Saturday night.
A five-fight card will be screened live on DAZN this evening, headlined, of course, by the hugely-anticipated WBO heavyweight world title rematch between two of the biggest names in British boxing.
Before then however, there is a feast of fighting action set to take place, all of which we will keep right on top of throughout the evening.
Daniel Dubois produced a performance of pure brute force and explosiveness as he needed just two rounds to replicate his victory of six months ago.
Whilst Fabio Wardley found plenty of encouragement from the first bout, he was put to the sword right from the get-go the second time around as Dubois proved he is the number one heavyweight in the UK right now.
A devastating right hook sent Wardley to his knees in the first round before a shuddering 10-punch combo forced Wardley's team to throw-in the towel midway through the second stanza.
Controversy reigned in the chief-support showdown between Louie O'Doherty and Michael Gonez Jr following a disputable majority draw.
Gomez Jr, who has long clamoured for domestic honours, felt he had done more than enough to secure the victory, only for two of the ringside officials to score the bout 114-114, with the third edging in British & Commonwealth titlist O'Doherty's favour.
Boos echoed around the arena following the announcement, with a rematch surely teed-up as a result.
Adam Olaniyan maintained his heavyweight charge with another statement stoppage, this time against the experienced Dan Garber.
The supremely-talented young Irish star wasted no time in moving to 5-0, dropping his opponent twice en-route to a second round TKO.
Another victory for Bakhodir Jalolov, but once again, you can't help but feel that he's capable of so much more.
The giant Uzbeki, who is a two-time Olympic gold medallist, had former English titlist Solomon Dacres down on the canvas midway through the contest, but wasn't able to force the stoppage.
There's no doubting his pedigree and quality, but you sense that he does need to find another gear if he is to seriously challenge for world titles in the next couple of years.
Nelson Birchall extends his unbeaten record to 13-0 with a comprehensive victory over Levi Giles.
The talented southpaw forced a seventh round stoppage to maintain his climb up the lightweight rankings, dropping his opponent to the floor three times.
Giles managed to beat the count in the fifth and sixth rounds, and despite doing so again in the seventh, an immediate onslaught forced the official into waving the contest off.