Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois LIVE: Ring walk times and round-by-round updates as heavyweights meet at Wembley, where Tommy Fury is booed… and one fighter looks like quitting

Anthony Joshua is still warming up in his hotel room, according to Sky Sports, who have cameras waiting for him outside.

Dubois arrived at Wembley hours ago, but Joshua has opted to get ready in the sanctuary of his room. He’s certainly leaving it late. He’s due for his ring walk at around 10pm.

A big shame for Tyler Denny as he didn’t put up much of a defence. He looked rocked ever since he lost his way in the early stages. Sheeraz looked more explosive and quicker for the entire duration of this short fight.

Hamzah Sheeraz is the new European middleweight champion Denny in the second round.

Denny was on unsteady legs ever since going down after 13 seconds and he was flored again from Sheeraz, who now has 10 stoppage wins inside two rounds.

Wow. He’s done it before we even have pictures of the first knockdown.

A flying start from Hamzah Sheeraz as he forced a count against Tyler Denny after 13 seconds. A baptism of fire.

British fighter Denny, 33, is aiming to defend his European middleweight title again. Sheeraz showed his power with a left hook. Denny must be fuming with himself.

He has his blemishes. Blots on his record. His detractors and endless claims he has never beaten somebody truly elite.

But Joshua is on the verge of becoming a champion once again. One night away. One man in the opposite corner away.

Mail Sport’s distinguished boxing writer Jeff Powell has seen it all over the years. And in his view, Joshua can join the pantheon of greats with a win.

Read more below.

I’m not sure how Hutchinson even got one of the judges on his side there.

Buatsi looked on top for most of the fight and scored a couple of knockdowns while his opponent was docked a point. His flurry of body shots were unstoppable.

Via split decision (112-113, 117-108, 115-110), Buatsi remains unbeaten and becomes the new WBO light heavyweight world champion.

Hamzah Sheerez vs Tyler Denny up next.

A quick reminder that we’re expecting to see Joshua and Dubois emerge for their ring walks at around 10pm.

That’s right, you don’t have to stay up all night like when the fights are in Saudi Arabia.

Round nine. Those body shots are punishing from Buatsi. Hutchinson’s dream of taking the vacant interim WBO light heavyweight title looks like it’s unravelling. But he carries on. He’s a fighter.

It’s been a tough week of work and you’re looking for a way to unwind.

Watching the football doesn’t do it for you. Meeting your friends at the pub doesn’t hit the spot. You start to panic. How can you salvage the week?

The only thing that can save you now is the content you least expected – Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren painting each other.

Mail Sport is fast becoming the home of serious boxing coverage, but there’s still room for the bizarre.

Oh, and they do have a big old debate as well.

Fill your boots below.

SIx rounds in and Hutchinson was decked after a series of sustained pressure from Buatsi. A body blow was the one that did it as Hutchinson clung on against the ropes.

Buatsi is in swaggering form now and it’s a storm for Hutchinson to weather. He’s been ground down by those blows to the torso.

He’s also just lost a point in the seventh for going in for using his head.

It’s been quite the journey for Anthony Joshua, hasn’t it?

He looked down and out when he sustained that shock defeat to Andy Ruiz Jr and that double blow against Oleksandr Usyk.

Since then he has posted four victories and now he’s got 96,000 people out to wacth him challenge Dubois.

Sam Brookes brings you the story of his rebound from the pits.

Mail Sport were invited along to watch Daniel Dubois train at the ‘Farm Gym’.

He talks Oleksandr Usyk, doing press-ups for three hours and his dad’s spicy Caribbean cooking. Dubois also sends a warning to Joshua ahead of Wembley after his ‘best camp ever’.

You can watch Charlotte Daly’s interview here and if you like what you see, why not subscribe to Mail Sport Boxing on YouTube for more?

No offence to Buatsi, but I think Hutchinson has got the upper hand from his ring walk.

It’s not often you hear a boxer walk out to medieval-themed music, but that’s exactly what Hutchinson just did. The Scot just waltzed out to the Braveheart tune.

Guess we’ll see how effective it was for pumping him up.

A comfortable victory for reigning IBF and IBO super featherweight champion Cacace over Warrington.

After 12 gruelling rounds, he won 118-110, 117-111, 117-111.No trouble for him at the age of 35. Lennox Lewis has called him a ‘warrior’ just then – there aren’t many names in boxing higher than his.

Joshua Buatsi and Willy Hutchinson are up next with the interim WBO light heavyweight title on the line.

No wishy-washy cop out from Tyson Fury here – he has thrown his weight behind one of the fighters tonight.

You can check out who in the article below.

There were big cheers in Wembley when Tyson Fury’s mug was shown on the screen moments ago.

But that cascade of cheering had followed a chorus of boos, for the crowd were not so keen on a certain Tommy Fury.

Tyson couldn’t help but find it funny.

It wouldn’t be a boxing event nowadays without the celebrity ornamentation and one chap stealing the headlines this time around is Liam Gallagher.

The singer will be performing three Oasis hits tonight in Rock ‘n’ Roll Star, Supersonic, and Cigarettes and Alcohol – the latter not meant to be a recommendation for a pre-fight diet.

And when quizzed about his mini-show, the singer had an amusing response.

Read more below.

P.S.: Derek Chisora, fresh from beating Joe Joyce, is in the mood – but who will be looking back in anger tonight?

Fair play to Eddie Hearn.

He made a bet with Roman Kemp on the north London derby and lost, as Arsenal came away victorious against Spurs, so here’s the promoter sticking to his word kitted out in a Gunners shirt tonight.

There are plenty of undercard acts tonight looking to ake their mark in front of a massive audience.

Anthony Cacace and Josh Warrington are currently slugging it out in the World Super Featherweight division.

The former’s IBO belt is on the line tonight, but his IBF title is not.

This is what Anthony Joshua will see tonight when he walks out in front of the crowd tonight.

Mail Sport’s Charlotte Daly is bringing us a glut of behind-the-scenes content from Wembley and has spoken with all the major figures involved – including, of course, Joshua and Dubois.

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Good evening and welcome to Mail Sport’s live coverage of a colossal night at Wembley.

That’s right – we’ll be bringing you all the build-up, action, and reaction to Anthony Joshua’s fight with Daniel Dubois in front of a record 96,000 fans.

On the line? Dubois’ IBF heavyweight world title, which he inherited from Oleksandr Usyk in June after the Ukrainian vacated it.

Expect to see them walk out at around 10pm.