Itauma and Hrgovic in numberspublished at 22:51 BST 29 August
Itauma v Hrgovic
And here's how Moses Itauma and Filip Hrgovic compare in numbers.
What will prevail, youth or experience?
RESULT: Filip Hrgovic beats Moses Itauma by stoppage to win IBF heavyweight title
Itauma was leading on scorecards but ran out of gas and was stopped in round nine
RESULT: Chantelle Cameron beats Mikaela Mayer by decision to become unified light-middleweight champion
RESULT: Caroline Dubois beats Amelia Moore by decision to retain WBC & WBO lightweight titles
Charlotte Coates, Chris McKenna, Josh Lobley & George Booth
Itauma v Hrgovic
And here's how Moses Itauma and Filip Hrgovic compare in numbers.
What will prevail, youth or experience?
Itauma v Hrgovic
Noel Gallagher
Man City fan and musician on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesMoses Itauma is a once in a generation talent. I have got my lads here, and it will be nice if he does it. Hrgovic has come in light, so he is not going to gas out. If Moses hits him, he is going over. I can't see it going past four [rounds]. Moses doesn't look like he has any weaknesses. He might go through his whole career and never get knocked on the chin. I can see Itauma knocking Hrgovic out early.
Cameron beats Mayer by unanimous decision
97-93
97-93
96-94
Cameron adds the WBA and WBC light-middleweight titles to her WBO belt. What a performance.
Itauma v Hrgovic
Ooooo, this one has that big fight feel and rightly so. We've got flames going off at The O2 with the ringwalks about to get going.
'Oooooh, Moses Itauma' chant the packed O2 crowd as Filip Hrgovic starts his walk.
Cameron beats Mayer by unanimous decision

Itauma v Hrgovic
Moses Itauma loves a knockout. Look at those stats below.
A huge 11 of his 12 KO wins have come inside the opening two rounds.
Will we have another tonight?
Mayer v Cameron
Matthew Macklin
Former boxer on Sky Sports
Cameron's corner look more confident. I think she has done enough [to win].
Itauma v Hrgovic
Let's just dream for a moment, shall we?
So, if Moses Itauma wins tonight, he has to defend against mandatory Frank Sanchez.
If Itauma comes through that, then we could well be in store for an all-British unification fight next summer against either Daniel Dubois or Fabio Wardley.
Image source, Getty ImagesMayer v Cameron
Emma Smith
BBC Sport at BP Pulse Arena, Birmingham
Rematch, anyone?
I could certainly watch another 10 rounds of that. High quality and incredibly evenly matched.
And I can guarantee you both fighters will think they have won this.
Mayer v Cameron
Image source, Getty ImagesCameron comes out flying in the last round and sets the pace at a high level for the final two minutes.
She gets through with a right hand. Mayer tries to keep her off with a left hook followed by a right.
Cameron pierces a jab through Mayer's guard. A right hand lands from Cameron, Mayer responds.
There's a touch of gloves between the pair... we go to the scorecards.
Mayer v Cameron
Matthew Macklin
Former boxer on Sky Sports
Cameron has dictated the pace and terms. She has looked in charge most of the time but there has been close rounds.
Mayer v Cameron
Cameron is cut over the left eye but her corner are getting to work on it. The referee has confirmed it was caused by a head clash.
Mayer v Cameron
A bit of a slower start to the ninth but a nice right hand from Mayer gets through.
Cameron shakes her head as if to say it didn't hurt. Mayer rattles through another backhand.
A nice left hook from Cameron gets through but she is cut. That might have come from a left hook or a head clash.
Mayer v Cameron
Matthew Macklin
Former boxer on Sky Sports
I think the fight will be won and lost in these two rounds. Cameron probably has her nose ahead but there has been some close rounds.
Mayer v Cameron
Image source, Getty ImagesBrilliant one-two from Cameron early in the eighth before Mayer responds with a double jab followed by a right hand.
Cameron threw a left but fell just short and a right came back over the top from Mayer.
The American then gets through with a combination to the body. Cameron then responds with a right hand. Another good round.
Another exciting fight that has just been announced is WBA super featherweight champion Anthony Cacace against Liverpool's Nick Ball in Belfast on 17 December.
What a cracker of a fight that promises to be!
Mayer v Cameron
Matthew Macklin
Former boxer on Sky Sports
That was a good, competitive round. I think Mayer outlanded Cameron in that one with more clean shots.
Mayer v Cameron
Image source, ReutersCameron's trainer Jamie Moore warns her that she cannot switch off and that rounds are a 'flip of a coin'. He is not wrong.
Mayer is so tough and she soaks up a right at the start of the seventh but responds well with a fast combination.
A lovely left hook from Mayer catches Cameron on the inside. Better from Mayer in that round. She boxed well on the back foot.
Dubois v Wardley 2
Former world champion Fabio Wardley, speaking to DAZN: "Didn't take long at all. The O2 is like a home away from home for me.
"Looking forward to getting straight back into it. Going to be a rematch and going to be revenge.
"We came into the fight with all the confidence in the world, but adjustments needed to be made."
Mayer v Cameron
Image source, Getty ImagesMayer cannot keep Cameron off her here. She is throwing plenty but they are either being blocked or slipped as Cameron pushes forward.
Blood is now flowing from Mayer's nose and she is breathing heavy.
Cameron gets through with a right. Mayer gets off a good jab before they exchange body shots.
You can't take your eyes off this.