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JOSH WARRINGTON will be hoping the fiery crowd in Leeds will help drive him to glory in his final world-title eliminator against Dennis Ceylan.
The undefeated Yorkshireman is set to for his toughest test as he is hoping to secure a chance to challenge Lee Selby for his IBF featherweight belt.
Barrett v Conwell on now
Barrett 2 nil up
That was a closer round but still give it to Barrett. 3 nil
Barrett stops him in the 4th round. That was an impressive performance. Right hand for the first knock down and body shot for the knock out.
Poxton has a massive cut in the 2nd round it will be stopped very soon.
Poxton wins the 3rd amazingly
Excellent 4th round both have it their all.
Excellent 5th round unlike Woodall I give them to Woodstock.
Woodstock wins the round with uppercuts and right hands at the end of the 6th round
Woodstock wins the 7th with brutal shots
Woodstock winning the fight at range which is what he should have done at the start.
They have it close I have Woodstock way ahead
Poxton looks shattered and staggers back to his corner.
Woodstock wins on points UD
Nurse is fighting now.
Clashing with the main event on the other side. :mad:
Nurse fight will go the distance.
Nurse lost it on points
Warrington wins
Welsh boxer Lee Selby says he is ready to give challenger Josh Warrington "an educated boxing lesson" when the two fighters meet in 2018.
Warrington set up a shot against IBF featherweight world champion Selby with victory over Dennis Ceylan.
"I will definitely be fighting him. He is just another mark, another opponent, but I think he's got emotionally attached to me," Selby said.
"I will give him an educated boxing lesson... and then move on."
The 30-year old from Barry has successfully defended his title twice this year, winning in July against Jonathan Victor Barros just four days after the death of his mother.
Selby and Warrington have been embroiled in a long running battle of words, with Selby accusing the Leeds boxer of 'bottling' an opportunity to face him.
Selby says he will take a mandatory defence to keep busy this year, before facing Warrington, most likely at Leeds United's Elland Road football ground, in early 2018.
"We will definitely be fighting in the early part of next year, if I am right then I think we need to fight by the end of March," Selby told BBC Wales Sport.
"I will be fighting in December, a fight will be announced shortly and that will make it three fights this year, which is perfect for me, that's the right amount.
"The next fight is a voluntary defence, so my management will pick someone suitable and I will be ready.
"The Warrington fight will be a big fight, he's created some sort of rivalry, he doesn't like me very much, but I'll come through the fight with ease.
"All he keeps going on about is Lee Selby this, Lee Selby that, even his dad, who is his trainer, was mentioning me during his last fight!
"But to me, he's just another challenger.
"The next two fights will be in the UK, where I fight Warrington will depend on the purse bids. He wants it in Leeds and it probably sells best there."
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