Dillian Whyte vs Alexander Povetkin- Live coverage and results

Dillian Whyte vs Alexander Povetkin features on a superb Matchroom boxing bill with huge heavyweight clash live on Sky Sports Box Office and DAZN

Dillian Whyte vs Alexander Povetkin:

Despite Dillian Whyte boxing superbly in the early stages, Alexander Povetkin has knocked out Dillian Whyte in the 5th round, landing that trademark left hoom against the run of the fight, countering superbly to take the fight away from Whyte.

An absolutely incredible turn of events at Fight Camp!

Katie Taylor vs Delfine Persoon:

Katie Taylor wins by unanimous decision against Delfine Persoon in a 10-round brawl between two fighters, where either could state their claim for a win.

Another cracker between the two, with Taylor believed by the judges scorecard's to have landed the more accurate shots throughout.

Taylor may nowlook for a rematch with Jessica McCaskill after maintating her unbeaten record with another victory at Fight Camp.

Judges scorecards were at 98-93, 96-94 and 96-94.

Chris Kongo vs Luther Clay:

Chris '2-slick' Kongo secured a superb 9th-round TKO against Luther Clay, controlling the fight well and progressing efficiently with a superb performance against Luther Clay who was resolute and continued to trade in the late rounds, until in the 9th round he was caught by an explosive left hook, which he could not recover from. 

Kongo continued his unbeaten professional record with his 7th professional knockout, rising to the pressure of featuring on manger Dillian Whyte;s card and becoming WBO global champion.

Alen Babic vs Shawndell Winters:

Alen Babic wins via second-round TKO against Shawndell Winters. 

The Croatian heavyweight dominated the whole affair, hitting with huge power and aggression which proved too much for Shawndell Winters. He stood true to his word with an early stoppage and remains undefeated, and would have impressed manager Dillian Whyte with a tremendous display.

Jack Cullen vs Zak Chelli: 

Zac Chelli and Jack Cullen draw the fight on the scorecards, going the distance for 10 rounds, with scorecards at 97-93, 96-94, 95-55.

The fight was a very tense affair, with both fighters landing big shots early on. However neither fighter was judged to have gained control of the fight and the overall advantage of the bout, with both men cut.

Zac Chelli appeared to take control of large sections of the fight, with more shots landed, but was down on one of the judge's scorecards and could not gain the upper hand overall.

A great set-up for the main card.