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HUGE right hand from Hysa. Down goes Narmo. He gets up, but his legs were all over the place, and this one is OVER!

Nelson Hysa TKO-2

Nelson Hysa could land himself a big heavyweight fight with an impressive win tonight.

Hysa lands a strong jab. A left hook skims Narmo. He’s trying a right hand. Stiff jab for Hysa. Narmo returns fire with a right. Hysa is fighting behind his jab. Combination from Narmo. These guys don’t look world-level quality, to be honest with you. Right hand over the top from Hysa. Hysa just fell short with a home run right hand. 

10-9 Hysa

The unbeaten duo of Albania’s Nelson Hysa (24-0, 22 KOs) and Norway’s Thomas Narmo (14-0, 14 KOs) clash over 10 rounds at heavyweight.

Chantelle Cameron vs. Mikaela Mayer for the unified super welterweight championship & Caroline Dubois vs. Ameli Moore for the unified lightweight titles.

Follow it round-by-round here. Dubois and Moore next in the ring!

The ringside doctor inspects the cut over Vaughan’s right eye for a second time and decides it’s over!

Constantin Ursu, by stoppage, retains his British and Commonwealth welterweight championships.

Into the second half of this domestic double title clash. Ursu needs to target Vaughan’s cut, and he can finish this fight. Body shot lands for the champ. Lovely right hook lands for Vaughan. Tremendous left-hand, uppercut combination. The class of Ursu is an entirely different level to Vaughan. Combination from Ursu to end the seventh – and a straight right down the middle.

10-9, 68-65 Ursu

As it’s a southpaw vs. southpaw matchup, Ursu’s left-hand power shot is perfectly placed to connect on the cut and near the cut. The cut is going to keep getting worse, and blood is going to go into his eye. It’s an uphill battle for Vaughan from here. Vaughan is still tough and determined, though. He is coming forward and letting his hands go.

10-9 Ursu, 59-55 Ursu

The fight is allowed to continue. Not sure about that decision.

It’s in a bad position, and the blood is going to pour right into the eye.

That has surged Ursu on, and he’s really gone up a gear since that opened. Lovely uppercut in the final minute connected.

There’s no way Vaughan can see out of that eye; this fight is going to get stopped.

Into the fourth, Uncrowned has Ursu 3-0 up, but Vaughan may have taken one of the second or third frames. Two lefts connect for Ursu, but then Vaughan lets his hands go. Vaughan connects to the body but misses with the assault that follows. A surge of pressure afterward was successful. Left-hand connects for Ursu, as does a body punch. Nice left-hand over the top from the challenger. A trio of right hands and a combination follows. Sharp jab from Ursu and a chopping left. Vaughan is on the inside, and when he’s up close, he will put his punches together.

10-9 Vaughan, 39-37 Ursu

Vaughan begins Round 3 as he means to go on. It’s a surge of pressure. All the punches aren’t landing, but that pressure will tire Ursu and keep him occupied if he can’t tame it. Right from Vaughan. Body punch from Ursu and a combination that Vaughan walked onto. Vaughan has to do more defensively than keep his gloves up. Left uppercut counter for Ursu. Vaughan is doing some good work on the inside in the final minute and then landed with a right hook and another one on the inside. And now a right-hand counter. Vaughan tightened things up in the final minute.

10-9, 30-27 Ursu

Ursu had a good opening round on the backfoot, walking Vaughan onto shots in their battle of southpaws. Three left hands down the middle from Ursu, and Vaughan was HURT there! Ursu doesn’t follow up, though, and lets Vaughan off the hook. Vaughan puts together a combination in the final minute, and then a body shot lands a couple of seconds after. Ursu may have felt those. Vaughan’s pressure is proving effective now. They traded shots, but Vaughan’s right was the better punch.

10-9, 20-18 Ursu

Potential fight to be announced tonight:

Constantin Ursu (15-0, 6 KOs) puts his two domestic titles on the line against Ben Vaughan (12-2, 4 KOs).

We may get a fight announcement for him tonight!

Guido Vianello and Moses Jolly can’t be split in our heavyweight opener. They fight to a draw (76-76).

Jolly is forcing Vianello on the back foot and pouring the pressure on the Italian. A right hand from Vianello, but Jolly is pushing him back with force. A right-hand from Vianello just falls short. Nice combination connects from Vianello. The cleaner punches are coming from Vianello in this round – and the entire fight. Will that be the difference? Vianello with a good combination; Jolly continues to press forward. He has some success late.

10-9 Vianello. Final score: 77-75 Vianello