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Time for a quick Rolly

Lambert is a 2013 Law Graduate who won the UBO title on away soil in Ghana, stopping Stephen Abbey in March 2020.

He retained the title in Dubai last November, defeating Egypt's Hany Stiyo inside five rounds.

Rolly Lambert will be looking to showcase his talents this evening.

J’Hon Ingram vs Koji Kouzi Tanaka (Round 3)

For an exhibition match, this is a great watch.

Both fighters are going for it for the entire final round.

Kouzi throwing punches too often of somebody who doesn't box but he is able to take Ingrams punches too.

That is the end of the final round and both fighters are showing the scrapes of somebody who has been in a fight.

J’Hon Ingram vs Koji Kouzi Tanaka (Round 2)

Koji Kouzi gets far more involved in that round.

Landing hooks and body shots on his opponent.

Ingram is always capable of putting in fluid combinations at quick speeds which Kouzi cannot cope with.

By the end of the round, Koji Kouzi was looking tired.

J’Hon Ingram vs Koji Kouzi Tanaka (Round 1)

It is a weird exhibition match with Tanaka being predominently a kick-boxer by trade.

Taking any big shots fro J'Hon Ingram should be no issue for him to take however.

This is a three-round exhibition match.

Ingram showing some great hand-speed in some of those combinations in that round.

J’Hon Ingram vs Koji Kouzi Tanaka

The next bout is from the Junior Welterweight Division.

Both boxers look amped and raring to go.

The undefeated J'Hon Ingram has to be the favourite here.

Fury with a challenge ahead tonight

Rolly Lambert last fought in October, emerging victorious after going the ten round distance with Chaloemporn Sawatsuk.

He usually weighs in around the 200lbs mark and is likely to be heavier than Tommy Fury.

On paper, he is a tougher test that Bamba was, it remains unclear if he was training as a reserve or has taken the fight on the extremely short notice without any form of camp.

Jadier Herrera declared winner

Franklin Manzanilla does not come back out of his corner.

Wise decision by his corner as he was only deteriorating with each punch.

Well deserved win for Jadier Herrera.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla (Round 5)

Herrera starts the round positively landing a big body punch before going to work on the head.

You can see that first punch caught Manzanilla by surprise.

Manzanilla keeps going to ground easily.

Herrera lands one and sits his opponent on the canvas again.

Manzanilla goes down again under the jab of Herrera.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla (Round 4)

Mazanilla seems to be tiring now as he takes in big breaths of air.

He shows some quick combinations as it seems he is looking to try and get this done himself.

Herrera has been in control but Manzanilla shows he still has bursts of energy to put combinations together to counter attack.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla (Round 3)

The most difficult thing for this referee is to decide what are knockdowns and what are the boxers pushing each other to the floor.

How Manzanilla got away with throwing two punches after the boxers break and his opponents hands are doing is mental.

Manzanilla is slipping all of the time like someone has greased the bottom of his boots.

Herrera still in control here.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla (Round 2)

Manzanilla lands two or three punches after the referee has called 'break' to the boxers.

Herrera's hands were down at the time.

This seems to have wound him up and his now looking to make it 'lights out' time for Manzanilla.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla (Round 1)

A bit of afters between the boxers after the bell there.

Herrera should have won that first round.

The knock down the telling factor.

Jadier Herrera vs Franklin Manzanilla

Herrera catches Manzanilla with a good jab and sits him down.

He seems fine but he was caught off guard by that shot.

Herrera needs to try and compose himself now.

Floyd Mayweather undercard continues

Jadier Herrera takes on Franklin Manzanilla now.

Herrera looking very colourful with his mohawk matching his shorts.

Both boxers look pumped for this one.

Manzanilla is in the white shorts with gold trim.

No plans to Rolly-over in bout

The replacement for tonight's fight, Rolly Lambert, is 15-1-1 as a pro, though this exhibition will not add to his record either.

Lambert has boxed 75 rounds as a pro and in his 17 bouts, he has a knockout percentage of 70.59%

Rolly Lambert, a Cameroonian who lives and fights out of Dubai, has had 12 wins coming by way of knockout.

Anyone order Vince McMahon?

Taylor is now in the ring after his fight claiming that he offered Tommy Fury a fight four hours before tonight's fight and he turned it down.

Taylor then steps on the ropes and proclaims they will have to get security to get him out of the ring.

He wants Tommy Fury to come and see him, this really is like WWE wrestling, am hoping The Undertaker comes in to sort things out.

Bamba not happy with dealings

Paul Bamba weighed in 7lbs lighter than Tommy Fury at the weigh-in and now claims that he and Fury were given separate contracts.

He also says that these contracts had completely different weight limits for the bout.

No deal could be thrashed out in the interim and fight was cancelled.

All change for Fury

Expecting to fight Paul Bamba tonight, all Tommy Fury's preparations have been thrown into disarray.

Now fighting an opponent he know so little about.

However, Fury will still get to fight on the Mayweather vs Deji undercard after working towards this date as fight night.

Welcome to Tommy Fury vs Rolly Lambert

A day of much controversy as the original fight we were expecting this evening collapsed due to a 7lbs difference in weights at the weigh in.

Allegedly, after failed negotiations to settle the issue, the fight was called off.

With many wondering if Tommy Fury would fight at all, Rolly Lambert offered to step in for an exhibition bout.

It is understood it will consist of six, two-minute rounds as an unofficial contest that won't go on either boxer's record.