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That's all from us. Wow what a night of boxing, capped off by Caroline Dubois' superb win.

You can relive a superb card of boxing by scrolling back through this live page. And be sure to read Kal Sajad's report from Olympia.

We'll be back with live boxing coverage next Saturday with a proper humdinger.

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Earlier this evening, Chantelle Cameron and Mikeala Mayer teased a potential future bout. It's not signed yet, but both are with the same promoter.

"I've always wanted the biggest fights. We always assumed one day we'd fight each other," Mayer said.

"We have the styles for a very exciting match-up. It's going to be easy to make because we're both with MVP."

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As well as giving us an incredible card of action, tonight also marked US based Most Valuable Promotions' first event in the UK.

The boxing promotion, fronted by Jake Paul, have gone strength to strength under the leadership of Paul and Nakisa Bidarian. A significant portion of the world's female world champions sits in their stable, with those who fought tonight also joined by the likes of Amanda Serrano, Mikaela Mayer and Alycia Baumgardner.

A who's who of women's boxing, basically.

As a result, MVP have decided to launch a women's boxing league. It is unclear how the league will work exactly, but this event was the first of the series.

It's also worth bearing in mind that until the Muhammad Ali Boxing Revival Act is passed into law in the US, this 'league" cannot operate. The Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act is a key bit of legislation in the US designed to curb the powers of promoters and offer protections to boxers, but the rise of Dana White's Zuffa Boxing appears set to make drastic changes to that Act and allow a more UFC-style outfits in boxing.

Caroline Dubois mentioned Claressa Shields watching on tonight. Shields was challenging Brit Lauren Price to a fight on Saturday.

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Caroline Dubois spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I could hear the crowd throughout and I could tell they were enjoying it.

"I tried to up the tempo but Terri is very tricky; she navigated herself very well and it was up to me to push the pace. I feel like I dropped off towards the end but I'm getting better every time. She is a champion and she doesn't like to lose but neither do I. The better woman won tonight and I hope she can give me my respect."

On Claressa Shields coming into the ring: "When she came over I was so happy and emotional. She is a champion, she always turns up and I want to help her the same way she helped me.

"The crowd made it what it was tonight. I hope they go home satisfied, that they got their money's worth. Women's boxing is here to stay and I am so happy and proud of myself."

Caroline Dubois will be bringing home two world titles tonight. She stays unbeaten and at 25, the world is at her feet.

In her biggest test to date, she came out on top but she will be craving more opportunities and some big-name opponents.

She could chase undisputed, with Stephanie Han holding the WBA belt and Elif Nur Turhan the IBF champion.

There is of course super-featherweight champion Alycia Baumgardner, who was watching at home but didn't seem that impressed.

Who do you want Dubois to fight next?

Caroline Dubois after her victory: "First of all I want to say a massive thank you to everyone here. Women's boxing has always been on the backburner but today it has been on the forefront.

"Terri had a good showing and showed why she is a very good boxer. From my side it was never personal, it was personal for Terri. I am a fighter and an entertainer. I put myself out there to show up for you guys, and talk the talk to be entertaining; that is why this fight was the most talked about.

"I felt like I started really well. Terri was very negative and we knew she was going to be. It was tricky to get her.

"The plan is [to go for undisputed champion]. I only want big fights from here. I have two more fights and I want to make them two of the biggest."

Asked if she's still targeting becoming the undisputed champion, Caroline Dubois says. "100% that's the plan. I only want big fights from here on out."

"I'm a fighter. I'm an entertainer. This is why this fight was the most talked about," says Caroline Dubois, smiling in the middle of the ring.

Terri Harper is smiling as she leaves the ring. She even has time to sign a few autographs.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

For a woman who only lost one round according to a few scorecards, that was a hard for her.

Caroline Dubois' straight over to her corner. The celebrations start now.

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She's done it! Caroline Dubois becomes the unified lightweight champion with two judges calling it 98-91 in her favour and the other calling her a 97-92 winner.

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Yep, Caroline Dubois knocked Terri Harper down in the sixth. After that Dubois had confidence. She dominated from then on.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Dubois' knockdown will be the factor.

So it'll go to the judges. Both fighters celebrate.