Natasha Jonas
Two-weight world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Kelly is boxing with a lot of confidence. It's like the old English style; knuckles facing inwards and palms facing out.

Agyarko is struggling with the pace and reflexes of Kelly at the minute.

Agyarko is trying to edge closer to Kelly, who is proving to be too sharp at the moment.

Kelly comes in with a left hook to the body and lands a flurry of punches upstairs before having a little dance in the middle of the ring.

Agyarko is game, of course, but he's having trouble dealing with Kelly's superior speed right now.

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Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

At the moment, Kelly owns this ring. Some of his punches were sublime and his hands were even lower in that round than they were in the first. He's enjoying himself.

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Kelly is sharp and he's using that speed to land on the head of Agyarko, who is trying to get close to Kelly.

Agyarko is landing jabs to the body but Kelly continues to drop his hands and talk to the Belfast fighter.

Two beautiful left hands land on the face of Agyarko, who is now showing a bit of swelling under his right eye.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Comfortable round for Kelly but there wasn't a lot in the round. Kelly looks relaxed and he looks like a champion.

Kelly is bouncing away, really light on his feet as he looks to skip back and counter the attack of Agyarko.

Agyarko comes in and gets caught with a nice right hand before taking a left hook.

Kelly's hands are really low and he's smiling at his opponent as the bell rings for the end of the first round.

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Natasha Jonas
Two-weight world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a very tentative start from both fighters. No one wants to give away too much too soon. Kelly is on the front foot.

Ding, ding, ding!

Agyarko jumps straight into centre ring as these two feel each other out early on in this one.

Stick with us for every punch.

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These two have been pretty much perfect in their last five fights - making tonight incredibly hard to call.

Can't wait for this one to get going.

And here is Josh Kelly!

He's making his way to the ring with Michael Jackson's P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) playing in the background.

The undefeated Caoimhin Agyarko is raring to go as he bids to bring the world title back to Ireland.

"He's a world champion and a good fighter, but this nonsense, I will lose confidence early - I've heard it all before," Agyarko said.

"It's my time to go and prove everybody wrong, just as I have the last three or four fights when I've been the underdog and the 'B side' but have always come out on top.

"I'm prepared for the best Josh Kelly and you're going to see the best Caoimhin Agyarko so it will be a great fight, but I believe I will create history.

"I will run through brick walls to become the first black Irish world champion and if I have to beat the best Josh Kelly, then so be it."

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History is on the line for Caoimhin Agyarko tonight as he bids to become the first black Irish world champion.

But standing in his way is Josh Kelly.

What a fight this promises to be. He's on his way to the ring.

Anyway, it's go time.

On to Josh Kelly v Caoimhin Agyarko we go.

World title on the line.

Eddie Hearn is currently on DAZN talking about the potential fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.

He's pretty adamant the fight should be held in the UK and doesn't seem to be backing down.

I'm sure we'll hear plenty more on this subject, though.

Anthony Joshua
Former two-time heavyweight champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

On Fury v Joshua location...

London is where it needs to be. We'll go down to Wetherspoons at 4pm, couple of drinks, a little boogey and head down to Wembley for the fight at half two.