Fury vs Usyk 2 LIVE: Result and reaction as ‘Gypsy King’ rages at judges after heavyweight title rematch

Round 3

A shot to the back of the head lands on Usyk, he has a grumble... Fury rolling out of trouble, leading with that left shoulder as a shell.

It’s 2-0 to Usyk, according to ‘AJ’, fascinating insight from a man who shared 24 rounds with the Ukrainian remember.

Good work from Fury with the jab, a classy match this. Usyk bounces one to the top of Fury’s head. A jab to the body lands for Fury, that’s better. Fury back in a southpaw stance, blood to the nose of Usyk, is he turning the screw a little? That was closer.

Round 2

Anthony Joshua is scoring this fight live for DAZN, he gives the first to Usyk.

The champ looks phenomenal, the left is like a piston, Fury unable to throw with real intent now.

Fury has the range-finder with the left, then attempts to bring down the right, but he can’t time him. Usyk is like a wasp, in and out of range, but lingering longer than usual, real intent.

BANG! Fury with a big right, the most meaningful shot of the fight so far you’d suggest, but Usyk’s round once again.

Round 1

We’re underway, Fury’s eyes widen, Usyk doesn’t blink, despite some late trash talk.

Remember, the line on Fury’s shorts, it’s high, could that be a tactic to avoid his body being peppered by the champion?

Fury in orthodox stance, he’s aggressive, as we thought. Usyk conceding the centre of the ring, both men jabbing furiously.

Fury is MASSIVE in there, huge bulk around his mid-section, but plenty of movement upstairs, the fists fluttering in front of Usyk, who is targeting the body with straight shots.

Usyk got in!! Oh, one-two and he got into range, Fury attempted to chop down. That looping left hook from Usyk is dangerous, the speed!

A left hand gets through again, just after a high guard lured Fury into a commitment, a slight twitch, this is chess inside that ring. High level stuff and a tight round.

Fury is shadowboxing in his corner with intent, grunting as he pumps his gloves up.

Usyk rolling his right elbow and wrist, then his left... Limbering up.

The belts are proudly displayed behind him with his team.

Here we go, Michael Buffer rattles off a dozen sponsors, then does what he does best and announces two of the most iconic fighters of a generation.

Not only did we get undisputed, but the two best heavyweight fighters in the world have met twice in one year.

First the national anthem for Saudi Arabia, now the United Kingdom... Ukraine is next and then we’ll get this rematch underway...

Mariah Carey’s ‘All I want for Christmas’ rings around the Kingdom Arena, here’s Tyson Fury... He’s singing along, too.

The Briton looks calm, arms out wide, a wink too, as he belts out the lyrics to the song.

Now we move to The Notorious B.I.G. and ‘Hypnotize’, Fury known to love his hip hop... He’s bouncing, the red and white robe.

Will Father Christmas deliver the present he covets most tonight? Those unified heavyweight world titles.

A riveting performance of the Rocky theme tune, Eye of the Tiger by Survivor, on the drums there... It’s time!

We’ve seen the stars come out tonight, Ronnie O’Sullivan, the only other heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois, Roberto Duran, Wladimir Klitschko, Francis Ngannou, Jason Statham and more...

One more fight before the main event! British 19-year-old Moses Itauma looks to stay unbeaten, as he faces Australia’s Demsey McKean, 34.

McKean emerges first, to a remix of Men At Work’s “Down Under” – the people’s unofficial Australian anthem.

Now here comes Itauma, to the sound of “O Fortuna” and then Bob Marley’s “Jamming”.

Itauma is a heavy favourite, despite McKean’s experience. The latter will take confidence from Dave Allen’s showing against Johnny Fisher earlier, though, when the older boxer dropped the younger man and almost won on points.

Round 1

McKean stands southpaw, so does Itauma. Itauma weighed in heavier than expected yesterday, especially given his speed and movement are his finest attributes.

Early on, Itauma is darting in, jabbing to the body, and darting out.

OH! A clean overhand left, and down goes McKean! We haven’t even reached the 90-second mark!

McKean is back up, but he’s soon forced to wrestle, and he drops to his knees in the process. He’s back up, and he and Itauma separate.

OH!!!!! Itauma puts McKean down again, a brutal knockdown with a cross this time! And McKean’s team step in to ensure the fight does not continue.

McKean was spun around, his leg was bent under his body, he was lolloping about. Scary. The right call by his corner.

Round 5

A fairly comfortable round for Bohachuk. Has Davis’s best work come and gone already?

Round 6

Davis is still showing spirit, for sure, but it’s all Bohachuk right now. The Ukrainian is constantly bearing down on Davis, whose nose is leaking blood onto his white shorts.

Into the final minute of the round, and Bohachuk is letting his hands go and really causing Davis issues with the variety of punches. Davis holds onto Bohachuk to reduce the damage.

OH! Davis’s corner throws in the towel after the round! That’s fair corner work. Davis didn’t need to keep taking damage, especially after stepping in on short notice.