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Anderson with a cross from his orthodox stance, before he lands one from southpaw.

Anderson enjoys a good spell, until Bakole starts to find the mark once more, and he DROPS ANDERSON AGAIN!

Anderson is up, but he looks wobbly! Two right crosses, and Anderson goes down HARD again!

The American, his mouth bloodied, stands and beats the referee’s count again, and he’ll get one more chance…

But Bakole tees off with straight shots, and the ref stops the fight with Anderson standing!!

Martin Bakole def. Jared Anderson via fifth-round KO (2:07)

There’s an intense start to the round, before a slower period as each man takes a brief breather.

They get back to slugging now, though! Bakole snaps back Anderson’s head with a long cross!

Two left hooks get through for Bakole, then Anderson lands one of his own.

Bakole remembers to attack the body, too, before backing up Anderson to the ropes and peppering him with short, straight punches upstairs.

Anderson with a flurry now.

Bakole continues to press forward. Anderson is trying to deter the Congolese with activity, and he is landing some eclectic offence, but still Bakole attacks.

Good investment in the body by Anderson, though he eats a harsh hook in the process. Oh! And another uppercut by Bakole, then a right hook!

Yet another uppercut, and Anderson raises his elbows to defend, before firing back with straights with each glove!

What a fight this is. So much offence from both men. Each heavyweight lands, then each misses with simultaneous hooks!

They really loaded up there.

Another uppercut from Bakole stings Anderson, but the American comes back with his own uppercut and some good variety.

More clean punches from Anderson, but Bakole is taking them well so far… The Congolese fires back with a hook and an uppercut, before missing with two wiiiiide hooks.

Stiff jab by Anderson, but still Bakole comes forward. Anderson tries to deter him with a pair of body hooks, before the heavyweights clinch.

They separate and trade blows in a frenzied exchange. This is so entertaining.

Both men stand orthodox. Bakole keeps his hands low.

He swipes at Anderson with a lead left hook. Anderson retorts with jabs, to the head and to the body.

Anderson is so fast. Bakole with his own body jab, before flicking out some lead hooks that don’t quite land.

Cross to the body by Anderson, then a jab in the same spot, before he shows good head movement to avoid Bakole’s response.

Anderson with a left and right upstairs. And again! Bakole is far too stationary. He’s tagged to the body again.

OH! But Bakole comes back with a right uppercut and some follow-up blasts, and he sits down Anderson – who’s dropped for the first time in his career!

Anderson is up and makes it to the end of the round, but only just! Wow… what a turnaround…

Heavyweight action next, as Martin Bakole takes on Jared Anderson.

Bakole has sparred the best of the best and accused them of ducking him at pro level…

The Congolese, 32, has a record of 20-1 (15 KOs), while Anderson is 17-0 (15 KOs).

The American is a fancied prospect at 24 years old, but this could be a stern test for him.

David Morrell def. Radivoje Kalajdzic via unanimous decision (118-110, 117-111, 117-111)

Poor judging. Kalajdzic certainly picked up more a few rounds there.

That said, Morrell is a fair winner, and he collects the vacant WBA light-heavyweight title.

Into the championship rounds. Kalajdzic with teasing shots at Morrell’s guard.

Morrell with an uppercut then a cross, clean shots. Jab lands for Kalajdzic, who then ties up the Cuban.

Wonderful, spearing cross from Kalajdzic! That’s the shot of the fight, snapping back Morrell’s head.

Morrell tries to retaliate, but his accuracy is lacking.

Kalajdzic lands a low blow, and the referee tries to call a timeout… but Morrell wants to keep going.

Hard left hook to the body by the Cuban, but Kalajdzic simultaneously tags him upstairs.

Morrell really lets his hands go late in this final round – strong finish for him.

Nice uppercut by Kalajdzic, then again! He adds a third. Lovely counter cross now, another uppercut, and a hook.

Morrell really lets his hands go in the final 10 seconds of the round, and he has Kalajdzic a bit off-balance!

This might just go beyond Kalajdzic testing Morrell; there’s a chance this ends up much tighter than Morrell would like…

A cross just about lands for Kalajdzic, who then leans back to avoid a hook. He parries a jab now.

A right hook gets through for Morrell this time.

Kalajdzic catches Morrell on the end of a cross. Now a jab splits the Cuban’s guard.

Peppering counter shots from Kalajdzic now. A pawing jab. Morrell looks a bit bemused.

He does manage to land a few scraping shots at the end of the round, but that’s a good frame for Kalajdzic.

Morrell buzzes Kalajdzic with a right hook! Finally Morrell is able to make his power count!

Kalajdzic does really well, though, to avoid Morrell’s follow-up offence and recover. He even gets off some counters in the process.