David Haye vs Joe Fournier LIVE: Result and reaction

There’s still little in the way of decisive action, but Vences is likely doing enough to rack up the rounds, using his superior reach and connecting to Carroll’s midriff.

Trump’s bizarre commentary is sadly capturing more attention than the two fighters in the ring. The action has been a little muted, with the pair still feeling one another out in the fourth round and refusing to take any serious risks.

We’re two rounds into this fight but Vences just seems to be edging Carroll. The American has a five-inch reach advantage and seems slightly sharper.

Donald Trump is back in position at ringside and says he admires Carroll’s outspoken confidence. The fighters are in the ring and the first bell will ring imminently.

Next up, there is a legitimate contest to savour as Ireland’s former world title challenger, Jono Carroll, takes on Andy Vences in a super featherweight eliminator. Both fighters have two losses on their records and there may be no way back for the loser tonight.

Earlier on in the night, Anthony Chavez and Diuhl Olguin fought to a majority draw while Eliezer Silva won his pro debut, dropping Terry Roscoe in the third round of a four-round unanimous decision victory.

Donald Trump and his son are providing commentary from ringside in Florida.

David Haye proceeds to call out Tyson Fury without any hint of humour, which is as laughable as it is ludicrous.

“There’s one man I’ll come back to professional boxing to fight... Tyson Fury,” says Haye, who twice pulled out of fights against the WBC champion. “I know his kryptonite. The old man’s coming for the big dosser.”

All three judges score the bout in Haye’s favour: 79-72, 80-71, 79-72.

As expected, that was a somewhat farcical bout between two close friends. Haye clearly won every round, but Trump insists we should wait for the scorecards as, “like elections, they can be easily rigged”.