Joshua vs Franklin LIVE: Result, reaction and latest updates after AJ claims victory

Next up? Team GB Olympic gold medalist Galal Yafai continues his young pro career, taking on Moises Calleros at flyweight.

Yafai will enter this one with a 3-0 (2 KOs) record.

Hatton: “Everything can be improved. Take my time, pick my shots. I’ve shown myself what I can do when I pick one.

“There’s no going back, there’s no rush in eight rounds. I had the eight-round mindset, it’ll help me.

“It would’ve been nice to show everybody; I’ve tired at the back end of fights, but people know how fit I am. It’d have been nice to show that, but I don’t need to.”

Hatton moves to 11-0 with that one, securing the fourth stoppage win of his professional career.

Campbell Hatton def. Louis Fielding via first-round KO (1:29).

Campbell Hatton def. Louis Fielding via first-round KO (1:29).

Round 1

Both men stand orthodox. Hatton gets off some decent jabs early, one snapping back the head of Fielding.

Another lands for Hatton, and Fielding’s face is already bright red.

Fielding is able to land a decent right hook as Hatton steps in, but it’s all over in the next exchange!!

Hatton puts down Fielding with a brutal body shot! Fielding can’t beat the referee’s count, and this one is done in the first round.

It was a left hook that finished the fight.

Fielding comes in with a 10-7 professional record, while Hatton is unbeaten at 10-0.

This one is scheduled for eight rounds.

Campbell Hatton vs Louis Fielding is up next at super-lightweight.

Hatton is the son of British boxing icon Ricky “the Hitman”, of course.

A moment’s remembrance – sadly spoilt by some insensitive fans in the O2 – for the late Ken Buchanan.

Ten bells sound in tribute to the Scot, a former world champion, who died today aged 77.

Austin “Ammo” Williams def. River Wilson-Bent via eighth-round TKO (1:01).