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Tonight's event at The SSE Arena, Wembley is topped by Katie Taylor's Undisputed Lightweight World Title defence against WBA Mandatory Challenger Miriam Gutierrez, shown live on Sky Sports and DAZN.

The bill also features Terri Harper's world title defence against Katharina Thanderz and Rachel Ball clashing with Jorgelina Guanini in a historic night for women's boxing.

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19:00 LIVE ON SKY SPORTS

 

Main Event

10 x 2 mins Undisputed Lightweight World Titles
KATIE TAYLOR v MIRIAM GUTIERREZ

Taylor started exceptionally fast in the first round of her undisputed title defence pushing her back on to the ropes early on and landing a good right hand to try and move her way around the ring.

Another good round for Taylor in the second as Gutierrez continued to struggle with the speed and agility of Katie Taylor who continued to land at will with good shot selection.

Katie Taylor came to the start of the third with a booming right hand taking any momentum out of her opponent and continued to land hard shots at will and the referee looked like stopping in, with Gutierrez struggling to stay with the pace of the fight.

Gutierrez was knocked down in the fourth round with a brutal combination and once again continued to dominate the fight.

The Spaniard showed heart and determination in the eight to trade with Taylor and try to gain some respect from her opponent despite the domination and controk from the undisputed champion.

Taylor continued her total domination with speed, technique and swift movement landing her trademark left hook frequently against a continuosly tiring Gutierrez.

Katie Taylor retained her unified lightweight titles in a succesful mandatory defence winning via unanimous decision with scorecards at 100-89, 100-90, 99-91.

 

Fight #2
10 x 3 mins vacant WBA Continental Bantamweight Title  
KASH FAROOQ v ANGEL AVILES

Farooq came out very fast in the first round using his great body movement and solid jab to try and establish some early control and take his role as the pro-active fighter.

A great round from Farooq who continues to avoid the counter punching of Aviles and slip some neat combinations into the gaps despite a slower start to the second round.

The British fighter continued to pursue the centre of the ring and landing a high volume of punches on Aviles which continued to take the wind out of Aviles who was trying to land his own offensive shots.

Farooq continued to be slick and aggressive in his work, dictating the tempo and keeping Aviles largely on the back foot and lurking around the ropes going into Round six.

The fight continued in the same vein with Farooq boxing extremely well without being able to floor Aviles going into Round Eight, but continued to dominate every round.

Aviles was rocked in the eighth round with a flush left hand but came back with a timely body shot to stay in and survive despute Farooq's domination continuing.

Kash Farooq wins by unanimous decision to become WBA continental bantamweight champion against Angel Aviles.

 

Fight #3
10 x 3 mins British Super-Middleweight Title Eliminator
JOHN DOCHERTY v JACK CULLEN

John Docherty takes down Jack Cullen immediately in the first round with an explosive start despite much of the force seeming to be caused by an off-balance Cullen in the early stages. The first round ended with Docherty on top after a fast start from both fighters.

The fight proceeded at a ferocious tempo in the second with Cullen beginning to get a foot-hold in the fight.

Another impossible round to score took place through fourth with both fighters doing good work with Docherty coming off the ropes to try and make in roads into the Cullen jab despite having a cut right eye.

The fight continued with Cullen landing a few great shots with the left hand that Docherty continued to take and try to throw some more aggressive shots of his own and remained in the contest going into the eighth.

Docherty's eye continued to open up during the fight and potentially providing a vision issue with Cullen appearing to land the more meaningful shots.

Cullen landing a solid left in the eighth buckling the legs of Docherty with concerted pressure coming in from 'The Meat Cleaver' who looked much more in control going into the championship rounds.

Both gumshields came out in another explosive round in which Docherty did well to hang on and continue to trade despite being hit by several clean shots from Cullen and looking rather fatigued.

Docherty dug in at the last bell with both fighters trying to stake their claim at taking the spoils in the championship round. A great contest overall with both fighters showing a real chin and desire to stay in the contest.

Jack Cullen takes the victory by unanimous decisions with scorecards at 96-94, 96-94 and 95-94 to become the top contender for the British title.

Fight #4
10 x 2 mins vacant Interim WBC Super-Bantamweight World Title
RACHEL BALL v JORGELINA GUANINI

Ball began looking to use her height and reach advantage and started well behind a solid jab to keep the first round at the distance.

The second round began with some fast exchanges and Guanini trying to work hard to close up the fight and land a right arm over the top, which Ball continued to keep away and land the cleaner shots.

A big exchange between the two fighters went the way of the Argentinian in the third who showed her ability to try and make her first real offensive moves in the fight.

Another solid round in the fourth with both fighters landing scoring shots with Ball trying to work the body well against a solid mover in Guanini.

Ball gained a foothold in Round 6 with an excellent volume of successful shots in the exchanges and beginning to take a control of the centre of the ring.

Both fighters came out all guns blazing in the ninth with Ball trying to land some more convicting shots to continue to get the edge on the scorecards.

The final round emerged into a fast tempo with both respectively trying to turn it into a dog fight and land as many shots as possible in the last stanza of the contest.

Rachel Ball took the victory by unanimous decision over Jorgelina Guanini with scorecards at 99-91, 99-91, 99-92.

Fight #5
10 x 2 mins WBC and IBO Super-Featherweight World Titles
TERRI HARPER v KATHARINA THANDERZ

The champion Terri Harper began on the front foot in the fight landing a solid jab throughout the first round as both women got their rhythm, with Thanderz coming out with a marked right eye after the initial stanza.

Harper continued to land the straighter, more clean shots in the second round as Thanderz continued to try and lopp over the top of the guard of the British champion.

The Norewgian challenger came into the fight landing a good right and a stiff uppercut in the fourth and looking to take centre ring to try and gain her own foothold on the scorecards.

Harper regained control over the next rounds, keeping a good rhythm and landing swift combinations at will against Thanderz who remained in the contest landing counter punches inconsistently.

A crippling body shot was the highlight in the ninth, with a superb shot and piled on the pressure with another whipping body shot and the referee stepped in.

Harper takes the victory in round nine by way of stoppage to retain her WBC and IBO world super featherweight belts.

 

Main Event

10 x 2 mins Undisputed Lightweight World Titles
KATIE TAYLOR v MIRIAM GUTIERREZ