Nope! That was some sight.

Here's to Eubank smashing the homophobic Scouser.

It could possibly be Arbboy who pointed out Parker going soft after the AJ payday, well now it was Whyte's turn. Thought that was some under appreciated matchmaking getting an unbeaten opponent just limited enough to never get over the line, plus a name for Wardley who was ripe for the picking.

Eubank vs Liam Smith outs a little bit of close on the Benn shambles,  same night as the Yarde fight.

There's a couple of decent main events tonight as well. The main events may not clash given Warren's notoriously bad running times.

Happy days with good old Frank delivering the fight at Ovo. Plus that nice young Ben Shalom is giving CBS a pre xmas runout in Bournemouth.

Thought it was a decent card, and Bivol really is very, very good.

Good performance from Cameron, too.

Barrett was doing well until he got hurt. I didn't check, but guessing he did something to his leg?

Miles too good. Bivol wants Beterbiev and that one is right up there at the top of my wishlist.

This is a good looking card on DAZN. If Bivol shines tonight I could see Canelo ducking the rematch.

I was more pro Baumgardner than the comms were. I'm also more pro wilder than most.

I had the comms off, but Mayer looked to do much the better work. Just Alycia's was the more eyecatching, so guess that's what the judges liked.

Did laugh when I looked on Twitter after the fight, and see some guy going mental at Hearn for the scorecards

I've got Devin on one of my work monitors and Wilder on the TV (once the UFC is done)

I gave Baum the first 3 rounds plus 3 more, but was on the draw.

Kambosos squaring up almost put me to sleep. Talking of going to sleep I felt a little sorry for the big viking goofball, less so for Dirrell getting dirt shovelled on him though.

I was more pro Baumgardner than the comms were. I'm also more pro wilder than most.

I'll be shocked if Marky hasn't bet the draw in one of these main events.

Benn is taking more stick than most but it feels like it's apt in comparison with our big heavyweights who've gotten off relatively Scott free.

Yeah too much money involved for it not to happen. Always felt it was an odd one by Eddie to throw his rising star in with someone he was likely to lose against, especially given his very safe matchmaking thus far. I guess he needed the name to try and sell the PPV and their history obviously meant the fight would do decent numbers. At least I don’t need to feel dirty for buying it now at whatever exorbitant price they were charging for it

I said to my mate, it makes sense for everyone involved. Eubank would have to fight until he's 40 to get the dough he's getting from this one fight, and Conor can just crack on at 147 whatever happens. Massive freeroll for him, before today. Now he's juiced up, he's going to have to do it without clauses etc, and likely be in a bit more bother

I had almost ringside seats for a good price, so am double gutted. Going to ring up and make sure I can get the same seats when they rearrange it now. I don't feel bad about paying for anything, it's only a round of drinks, or a (small) takeaway in 2022!

You're a bit unlucky they never squeezed the fight through. Reducing the weight clauses gives Benn a slither of good PR when it gets rescheduled.

Presumably Senior found out a month ago when he was making a hoo hah about pulling his son out the fight.

If Bazza was being to subtle before about Benn's doctor, the guy also works with the Fury clan and Joseph Parker.

[I can't remember why but Haye vs Chisora was overseen by the Luxembourg commission.]

The show must go on. There's so much money on the line they'll get someone else to license it.

I can't remember why but Haye vs Chisora was overseen by the Luxembourg commission.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/18338839

Ah Benn and Eubank do have UK licenses. I didn't realise at the time of posting that the failed test was over a month old and both camps were notified.

The show must go on. There's so much money on the line they'll get someone else to license it.

I can't remember why but Haye vs Chisora was overseen by the Luxembourg commission.