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The boxing has now made a switch over to BBC Radio 5 Live.

Don't miss a second and switch over to 5 Live's station to hear the action.

First out is Britain's Chantelle Cameron to a medley of tunes ranging from Elbow to Lionel Richie...

Mikaela Mayer struts out with Lenny Kravitz's 'American Woman' blaring out in Birmingham in all cream gear.

Anthem time now...

Both have won world titles, both have lost and both have plenty of experience. The term 'well matched' comes to mind.

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Most of the conversation between Caroline Dubois and Alycia Baumgardner was the pair shouting at each other - which is not ideal to transcribe for you - but here is what we could understand:

Dubois - "I've been calling this for a long time. After Elif [Nur Turhan]'s last fight, I said 'move up and fight that bum' and you did.

"What happened to Amanda Serrano? Katie Taylor? Claressa Shields? You haven't got anything you've asked for. I've got what I asked for. Your moving up to my division. I'm the best in my division and you know that. I am 25 and I'm better than you. Since the drugs you haven't looked the same."

Our first-ever watchalong is liiiiive!

Tap the 'watch live' icon to follow the action to listen to the thoughts of Team GB Olympian and unbeaten cruiserweight Pat Brown, Nick Peet and boxing content creator Steph Kamale (BoxingwithSteph).

Go, go, go!

Natasha Jonas
Two-weight world champion on Sky Sports

I can't even tell you the amount of times I've changed my mind [on who will win]. I've been in with Mayer but I've spent a lot of time with Chantelle. I know how good she is. It's a toss of a coin to decide.

I think it's going to come down to how Mikaela enters the ring and if she wants to fight or box. She is a really good boxer but she loves a fight, and that can sometimes be her downfall. If she wants to fights, that will play in to Chantelle's hands.

We've just caught our breath after all that post-fight shenanigans.

Next up... the WBC, WBO and WBA light-middleweight title fight between American's Mikaela Mayer and Britain's Chantelle Cameron...

Now Jake Paul is being asked about making Caroline Dubois v Alycia Baumgardner.

He said he wants to make it happen.

The two fighters exchange some more words. They definitely don't like each other.

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Dubois retains her WBC and WBO lightweight titles with ease.

Now she's going at it with Alycia Baumgardner. The American is ringside and the pair are shouting at each other.

The build-up starts now!

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The scorecards tell the story of how one-sided that bout was.

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That was a decent watch. Dubois was dominant for the majority of the fight. She will probably be frustrated she didn't get the stoppage there.

Those rounds flew by though and despite there being a gulf in class, Moore stayed in the fight throughout.

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Moore growing in confidence but where was this earlier in the fight? She lands another good combination early in the last round that gets through to the body and the head.

Dubois has run a bit out of steam but she did the hard work early on with all the rounds in the bank.

We go to the scorecards but there won't be any shocks there you feel.

A great right hand from Moore lands early in the ninth and that is probably her best shot of the night.

Dubois continues to pile forward in search of that stoppage but isn't as accurate in this two minutes.

A nice combination off the ropes from the American before the bell maybe is enough to nick her first round of the fight.

Matthew Macklin
Former boxer speaking on Sky Sports

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Moore has shown great toughness and resilience, but in terms of boxing ability and tactics she is not on the level of Dubois tonight.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at BP Pulse Arena, Birmingham

Dubois keeps moving Moore backwards around the ring like someone knocking a puck about an air hockey table without swinging it into the goal.

She's clearly trying to get in range for that knock-out blow. Nothing yet.

A lovely counter left hand from Dubois starts the round as Moore tries to come forward.

There's blood flowing from the American's nose now as she responds with a decent combination.

Some brilliant body shots rip into Moore's midriff from Dubois and then a brilliant left uppercut.

It is now just a question of will Dubois get the stoppage or will Moore hear the final bell.