Joe Joyce vs Joseph Parker LIVE RESULTS: Joyce speaks on Tyson Fury and Usyk fights after stunning KO – latest reaction

Fury "not optimistic" about Joshua...

Tyson Fury is speaking to BT Sport about his potential fight with Anthony Joshua...

"I was optimistic three or four weeks ago that the fight might happen, today, I'm not very optimistic..."

"I'm definitely fighting on that date scheduled, December 3rd, whoever it may be I don't really care, I'll knock 'em all out anyway."

Anthony Cacace is the winner!

The judges have scored it in his favour, despite the Polish judge scoring it in favour of Magnesi.

Well deserved for Cacace, who put in a brilliant, smart performance.

Excellent boxing.

Cacace looks like the winner...

It looks as though Cacace will win this one, barring some sort of judging mishap.

Cacace is celebrating, and picks his dad out in the crowd, who is beaming with pride.

Round Twelve...

A nice show of sportsmanship at the start of the round, and you would expect that Magnesi would need a knockout here to win it.

Both these fighters have given it everything and it's been a truly entertaining spectacle.

Cacace gets two nice right hands there...

Then follows it up with a good left hand.

The twelth and final round comes to a close, and the fighters embrace.

Round Eleven...

Two rounds to go in this one, Cacace's corner are trying to get him over the line, telling him he's a world champion if he can see this out.

The Belfast boy is prevailing here it looks like.

He is making Magnesi come looking for it.

They both look extremely tired, and there is one more round to go.

Round Ten...

This one could very well go the distance here, although Cacace is looking more comfortable as we get towards the end of the fight.

Cacace gets a nice left hand in, that gets a good reaction from those ring side.

Both of them are looking fatigued in there now, as Cacace looks like slowing down a bit now.

Another solid left hand from range from Cacace.

Round Nine...

Carl Frampton and the BT Sport team now all have Cacace in the lead here.

Magnesi's feet have slowed right down, which has bought Cacace right into the fight, and he is able to get some shots in from distance.

Magnesi looks less effective on the inside now when he gets there, Cacace has been a pro for ten years, and his experience is showing here.

Magnesi gets a couple of big right hands, but is not moving his head as much as he should be at this point in the fight.

Round Eight...

The referee has a very stern word with Magnesi, and tells them both to clean up their work.

Good work from Cacace, who is keeping it at long range and scoring well on those shots from distance, not allowing Magnesi to do his work on the inside.

Right and left hands from Cacace at distance, who looks like he is starting to get on top in this one...

Cacace finishes strongly with a really good right hand, dominating there.

Round Seven...

Carl Frampton has scored the last two rounds in favour of Magnesi, but still has Cacace in the lead here.

It's a tight fight as we enter round seven...

Cacace is just trying to hold Magnesi on the inside here, to try and smother the response from the Italian.

Some good quality shots coming from Cacace in the end of this round, but more quantity of shots coming from Magnesi.

Round Six...

A long way to go in what has been a gripping fight so far.

The BT commentators currently have it at 3-2 to Cacace, but there is no doubt that this has been a close fight so far, with both boxers being successful in their individual styles.

Magnesi has a damaged left eye, which is bleeding, that Cacace is targeting, caused by a clash of heads in the last round.

Magnesi switching to southpaw seemingly now.

Cacace gets a good right hand near the end of the round, as the fight reaches the halfway stage...

Round Five...

Lovely shot, Magnesi almost walks straight into that from Cacace, who has definitely got a decent chin on him.

A lovely swinging right hand from Cacace there, it looks as though Magnesi is slowing down a little in this round, which is allowing Cacace to get some better shots in.

Round Four...

This looks like it's going to be a long, gruelling fight.

Magnesi is yet to go twelve rounds, despite beating his previous eight opponents, but there is a good argument to say that Cacace is his best opponent so far.

Clever from Cacace there, who is just counter attacking, Magnesi shakes his head, as if to say "Is that all you've got?"

Cacace catches Magnesi with a big shot at the end of the round.

Good round.

Round Three...

That right hand of Cacace really bought a reaction out of Magnesi, you can tell he was caught there.

Cacace is really being tested here, it is evident he has been a bit inactive recently, whereas Magnesi has been active.

A close round, could have definitely gone either way.

Round Two...

A few brilliant right hands from Magnesi, who is forcing the pace in the one so far.

But a few good counters from Cacace, who gets a nice uppercut and a few good body shots as he has his best spell of the fight so far.

Round One...

Magnesi is on the front foot and trying to dictate terms in the first round.

A few good left hands from Cacace at the end of that first round there, a wry smile from Magnesi who knows he was caught there despite being constantly on the front foot.

Michael Magnasi vs Anthony Cacace underway...

Here we go with Magnasi vs Cacace...

Big one for Serrano...

Amanda Serrano aims to become the undisputed featherweight world champion when she takes on IBF champ Sarah Mahfoud in what could well steal the show.

Serrano is coming in off her defeat up at lightweight by Katie Taylor in Madison Square Garden in April.

Still to come...

These are the fights we still have to come for you tonight, including the big one...

• Joe Joyce v Joseph Parker – vacant WBO interim heavyweight title
• Amanda Serrano vs Sarah Mahfoud – for WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO and The Ring featherweight titles
• Michael Magnesi vs Anthony Cacace

Who is on Joyce vs Parker undercard?

This is how the undercard looks for tonight, we have just seen Ekow Essuman get the better of Samuel Antwi after 12 rounds, to go home with a Lonsdale belt.

• Joe Joyce v Joseph Parker – vacant WBO interim heavyweight title
• Amanda Serrano vs Sarah Mahfoud – for WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO and The Ring featherweight titles
• Michael Magnesi vs Anthony Cacace
• Ekow Essuman vs Samuel Antwi
• Nathan Heaney vs Jack Flatley
• Raven Chapman vs Jorgelina Guanini
• James Heneghan vs Rod Douglas Jnr
• Callum Thompson vs Delmar Thomas
• Amaar Akbar vs Karlo Wallace
• Mark Heffron vs TBC
• Tommy Fletcher vs TBC

Parker's pre-fight talk:

“On Saturday, September 24th, the fans in Manchester will see the very best of me. And Joe Joyce will see exactly why I will become the heavyweight champion of the world again with BOXXER.

"I am working hard with my trainer Andy Lee, everything is going smoothly and I truly feel great.

"I have waited patiently to get this fight on and let me tell you now, the Juggernaut’s journey ends right here. He has nowhere to run.”

He has nowhere to run.

Joseph Parker

Fighting talk from Joyce...

This is what Joyce had to say before the fight:

"This fight has been a long time in the making.

"Parker realised he had nowhere else to go and eventually had to take this fight. No 1 vs No 2.

"The winner goes on to fight for the world title! It’s going to be a cracking fight and you will see why he tried so hard to avoid me!"

you will see why he tried so hard to avoid me!"

Joe Joyce

Welcome to Joe Joyce vs Joseph Parker!

Hello there and welcome to SunSport's live coverage of Joe Joyce vs Joseph Parker, coming to you from Manchester's AO Arena.

This is set to be a brilliant night of boxing, with both men after world title shots, the stakes don't get much higher in the heavyweight division.

Parker hasn't fought since a unanimous decision win over Derek Chisora last December, while Joyce stopped Christian Hammer last month.

It should be a cracker of an evening. So kick back with a cold one and enjoy the action.