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Right, we're calling time on this live text now.

Thanks for sticking with us through the night and into the early hours of the morning.

It was far from peak performance from Anthony Joshua but he got the job done in six rounds and moves on to more serious fights in 2026.

There's more boxing to come in just under 12 hours when Callum Simpson faces Troy Williamson on BBC Three, so make sure you're back for that.

Now go and get some sleep!

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It's pretty challenging to try and predict Jake Paul's next move.

He is currently ranked 15th in the WBA cruiserweight rankings, so he's most likely to drop back down to 15st 10lb and attempt to climb the rankings.

If he does opt to stay at heavyweight then former UFC champion Francis Ngannou was a name thrown about before a deal was reached with Anthony Joshua.

It's also a possibility that Paul will look elsewhere, having previously been scheduled to fight lightweight Gervonta Davis.

Is the rematch against Tommy Fury also a possibility?

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And if you missed the main event then you likely weren't awake when Caroline Dubois defended her WBC lightweight title either.

Dubois put in a commanding performance on her American debut to outpoint Camilla Panatta.

The 24-year-old Londoner boxed with patience and control, showcasing her superior speed, timing and ring intelligence at the Kaseya Center.

Dubois dropped Panatta with a beautifully timed counter right in the sixth round before going on to win the 10-round contest by unanimous decision,

All three judges scored it 99-90.

Here's Kal Sajad's full report.

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When being interviewed in the ring after the fight, Jake Paul said he was pretty sure he had broken his jaw.

He has skipped the post-fight news conference as a result and Most Valuable Promotions chief Nakisa Bidarian says Paul has gone to hospital.

"We think he broke his jaw. He’s fine," Bidarian said.

"He took a shower, he drove himself to hospital. Broken jaw is very common in sports, particularly in boxing or MMA. The recovery time is up to four to six weeks."

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If you're just waking up to the news that Anthony Joshua beat Jake Paul and (maybe wisely) opted to sleep then you may as well take a look at Kal Sajad's report.

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If you weren't satisfied with this bout then you can get your boxing fix on the the BBC in about 12 hours.

Callum Simpson defends his British, European and Commonwealth super-middleweight titles against Troy Williamson in Leeds.

Undercard action begins from 18:00 GMT on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app before BBC Three coverage and live text commentary begins from 19:30.

Might have misjudged this one...

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Jake Paul was always going to be a tune up fight for Anthony Joshua, but we can expect some tougher opponents in 2026.

Promoter Eddie Hearn recently laid out his plans for Joshua in 2026, telling BBC Sport that Joshua would face a "world-class opponent" in February.

If that fight goes to plan, then we could finally be seeing a match-up between Joshua and Tyson Fury take place later next year.

The round-by-round punch stats don't look much better.

Jake Paul landed six punches in three rounds.

He actually outlanded Anthony Joshua 5-4 in the fourth but it all goes down hill from there.

Joshua lands 20 punches in round five and eleven in round six.

Paul manages five in round five and zero in round six.

One winner? The boxing public?

Former heavyweight boxer Lennox Lewis speaking after the fight: "When Anthony said he'd been out for 15 months, it showed. He needed a couple rounds to warm up and get used to the ring again before he threw those punches.

"He did what he had to do. He had a guy in front of him running around he ring and he had to catch up with him. It really came down to who was in better shape. Paul wasn't in good shape, especially for a big heavyweight like that.

"After a couple rounds it showed, basically he was sitting there waiting to get hit."

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Jake Paul has now lost twice in his 14 fights as a professional and that's the first time he has been stopped.

There's a lot of criticism flying around regarding his gameplan of running but we knew it was a bigger ring - 22-by-22-foot - so did we expect anything different?

He will have seen Joshua's devastating knockout win over Francis Ngannou, so should he have just gone toe-to-toe and made it easy?

It was a frustrating watch but really that was his best (only) chance to try and stick in there.