Fury vs Wilder 3 LIVE: Result, highlights and latest reaction as Tyson delivers knockout

At the pre-match press conference Tyson Fury was asked if he cares about those glove accusations from Deontay Wilder and he said:

"I don’t care because it is obviously coming from an unwell person - he accused me of everything, his team, trainer, the suit [he wore on the way to the ring], injuries, the Athletic State Commission of Nevada, the ref - if he had come out with one excuse it might have been believable,

"What it tells me is he is a weak person who I am going to knock spark out on Saturday night. He is even copying me, he’s got no T-shirt on today. I am famous for wearing no shirts in press conference - I know I am an inspiring person, but you are supposed to be the Bronze Bomber, do your own thing."

Just one more fight to go until the main event. Former two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has had his say backing Wilder to regain his title against Fury tonight.

Speaking before losing his own title fight with Oleksandr Usyk Joshua said:

"If I had to [decide], I don’t know. I’m not too bothered. Because you’ve asked the question, let’s go with Wilder because he seems obsessed, like he really wants it.

"Wilder seems really focused on the task ahead. A focused man is a dangerous man, and he’s focused. Wilder might get the decision. Actually, no... it has to be a knockout. One of them will knock the other out."

The fight is stopped in the sixth with the badly beaten Kownacki disqualified for repeated low blows.

Big celebrations in the Helenius corner. He dominated tonight.

The doctor is called over for a look and Kownacki is allowed to continue.

Helenius takes his time, throwing the jab. There’s not a lot coming back at him. Helenius lands a couple of combos to the body and is hit with another low blow.

That’s it. The referee calls it off, he disqualifies Kownacki. Helenius has the win!

Round five of 12. Helenius is in total control of the fight, controlling the distance with his jab and landing his right hooks. Kownacki’s hits Helenius with another low blow and the referee takes a point off him.

Helenius lands another good right followed by a solid uppercut. Kownacki seems done, Helenius bullies him onto the ropes and belts him with a hook that almost knocks him down.

He finishes the round with a flurry of punches, most of which land. There are concerns over Kownacki’s left eye.

Kownacki’s left eye continues to swell and close and he might not be allowed to continue much longer. He needs to find a knockout.

Helenius absorbs a couple of right hands to the chin but Helenius greets him with a solid uppercut. Another jab and right hook lands on Kownacki.

He continues to walk into Helenius’s punches.

Helenius finds Kownacki’s chin with a short right. Kownacki’s swinging wildly but gets a touch of success with his body blows.

Kownacki walks straight into a two-punch combo that Helenius lands right on the head. Kownacki responds with a low blow on Helenius.

Kownacki’s left eye is already a mess. That was a bruising opening round for him. He’s sticking with it though and lands a good body shot followed by a right hand over the top.

Helenius peppers him with a few two-punch combos but doesn’t get past Kownacki’s guard. Better round for the man from Poland.

Helenius starts well with a a jab through the guard followed by an uppercut. The European is significantly taller than Kownacki and has the bigger reach.

Kownacki tries to force Helenius onto the ropes but walks into a solid right hook to the chin. Kownacki stumbles away from the hit and Helenius tries to finish it with a flurry of blows to the head.

Kownacki wobbles away from the ropes and is saved by the bell!

Deontay Wilder has arrived at the T-Mobile arena, looking sharp and determined. Next up two-time European heavyweight champion Robert Helenius and Adam Kownacki go toe-to-toe.

Helenius previously stunned the undefeated Kownacki with a fourth-round stoppage in New York last March in one of the shocks of the year.