Okay, heavyweight action next! Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller takes on Kingsley Ibeh.

You may remember Miller from his failed drug tests… one of which cost him a clash with Anthony Joshua in this very arena in 2019.

“AJ” went on to box Andy Ruiz Jr, who handed the Briton his first professional loss – a shocking TKO defeat.

Or maybe you remember Miller from his war with Daniel Dubois in late 2023, when “Dynamite” stopped Big Baby in the final round. That loss to Dubois is actually the only defeat of the mouthy American’s career.

Austin “Ammo” Williams def. Wendy Toussaint via unanimous decision (98-91, 99-90, 99-90)

No surprises there. Let’s hope Williams gets the title shot he would’ve gotten tonight, against the ill Carlos Adames, in his next bout.

We expected a bit of a brawl in that contest, and based on Williams’s front-foot-but-flawed performance tonight, that’s what we would’ve gotten.

Final round, and at last we see Toussaint on the front foot! But only briefly.

He’s soon going backwards, eating combinations. Still, he throws back! He’s shown heart tonight, especially since climbing off the canvas in round four.

The way Ammo fights with his mouth open, he always looks like he’s knackered, as if he could teeter over at any moment.

And Toussaint tests him very well in the final 20 seconds! But it’s too little, too late!

Two hard southpaw crosses land square on the nose of Toussaint, who is warned just beforehand for shoving Williams away.

Longer combinations by Ammo now, as he holds back on the power and prioritises speed.

Ammo ramps up the pressure even further and starts to get through with a flurry of straight lefts and rights in the corner!

He doesn’t neglect the body, and Toussaint has to rely on some toughness to survive this phase.

Toussaint is still landing intermittent counters, but he’s being massively outworked. You can’t blame him for not necessarily having the engine to compete in these later rounds, after he stepped in on one day’s notice.

Some wild misses from Ammo late in the round, and he does look sloppy for a while here, with Toussaint landing some crisp shots of his own.

One-two to the body by Ammo, who follows up with a straight, stinging shot to the head.

Williams presses forward and extends his combinations, with Toussaint eventually clinching.

Great right hook by Ammo to circumvent Toussaint’s guard. Now he throws one to the body. He squeezes an uppercut through the guard as well.

Toussaint absorbs a combination then lands a perfectly-timed cross on the counter. Another! More of a hook this time, actually.

Ammo is still fighting on the front foot, keeping Toussaint against the ropes.

Uppercut and cross are blocked by Toussaint. Williams lets his hands ago again, and he eats a couple of counter right straights from Toussaint, but he still ploughs forward.

Toussaint skips to his left for a while then tries to barge Williams away with his shoulder. Toussaint is having to withstand a lot of pressure in this fight.

Toussaint is still not right as round five begins, and Ammo looks to make a fast start.

Toussaint seems to be gradually recovering, however…

He lands a nice counter shot on Ammo, but the latter is undeterred and stalks his compatriot around the ring.

Williams is flicking out bothersome jabs, not rushing a KO shot.

Just as I write that, he winds up with a right hook that misses the target by some way.

One-two to the body of Toussaint, then Ammo lands up top.

A mean left cross to the body by Williams now. Is Toussaint feeling the effects of this body work? He may be.

He aims to circle to his right along the ropes, but he eats a few more body shots in the process.

Better from Toussaint as he gets back behind his jab, but he’s dropped by a slick uppercut!! He takes a long time getting up but just beats the count.

Ammo wants to go for the finish, but the bell sounds before he can let his hands go!

Lovely knockdown by Ammo, who slipped a straight punch before landing a rear uppercut from wayyyy out.

Williams is really backing up Toussaint in this round. Ammo is still keeping a relatively high guard, but the downside is obviously that it can expose the body – which Toussaint targets here and there.

Ammo does the same, though.

Still, good work from Toussaint, who is timing his jab nicely to interrupt some of Williams’s offence.

Williams is actually sporting a little bit of damage around his left eye. Good southpaw cross to the body of Toussaint late in the round, however.