Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann LIVE – York Hall hosts the fight for the Commonwealth Super Welterweight Championship

A close round and Webb gets to the fifth round for the first time in his career. Neither seems confident about taking the fight into the later stages.

The slow pace allows Webb to gain confidence and in the final stages of the round he lands side throws with both hands that earn him the ten points.

Bennett had to be careful. He came awkwardly into range and is tagged more than once. One round each.

Bennett lands the bigger punches, forcing his experienced opponent to fall back to the ropes.

Nick Webb takes on Courtney Bennett for the Southern Area Heavyweight title.

He wins the competition 79-73. Even further apart than I had, but the right man raised his arm. Fletcher suffers his first professional loss.

It’s hard to do anything other than leave this round and the fight to the Latvian. They hope he won’t be denied. He deserves it. In this round it was important once again to force the fight and land close together with hooks and uppercuts

Volkovs dominated the round, landing shots on Fletcher as the southpaw retreated to the ropes without responding. Fletcher lands a good left hand at the bell.

They both start with big punches but don’t land. After that, neither fighter is particularly dominant anymore. Fletcher lands a good, powerful jab, but Volkovs is working harder on the inside. This fight could be evenly matched down to the final two.

Fletcher lands a couple of good lefties as Volkovs comes in, leading to the Latvian making a narrow save. That’s enough to dampen Volkov’s enthusiasm and win the round, but not much else follows.

Volkovs gains more and more confidence and lands a series of uppercuts and straight rights, with Fletcher making fewer and fewer throws to stop him.

Volkovs takes this round for me. Fletcher neglects his jab and his opponent lands hooks near the body and head.

It’s a good competition. Fletcher tries to set Volkovs up with right hooks or straight lefts, but his opponent’s head movement is good and the Brit doesn’t land a flush.

Fletcher allowed Volkovs to come forward and tried to catch him with vicious-looking southpaw strikes, but none had hit his Balkan opponent yet.

A 6’3″ southpaw who has stopped six of his last eight opponents.

Surprisingly, the referee scores the fight 39-37, but King still wins and is now 3-0-1 (1 KO).

King gets better as the fight goes on, doubling the jab and combining it with a right cross. A good training, even if there was never any doubt about the result.

He gains confidence, King, lands a good one-two and then follows with a body shot. He gets caught with a few shots if he stays in range for too long, but boxes comfortably the rest of the round.

The Estonian opponent is showing signs of being dangerous when he gets close, but King is largely keeping the fight at arm’s length.

King controls the fight from long range with his jab. I’m not taking any risks here.

He drew his third fight last time out and wants to get back to winning ways against his Estonian opponent.

Elimasi already has a number of fans at York Hall and there are sure to be more. He looks so exciting with his huge right hand. His one-two combination is exceptional and ends the Colombian’s resistance in the second round. Remember the name…

He idolizes Tommy Hearns and you can see the resemblance with the Cobra-like jab and subsequent piercing in his right hand. Nustes is on the canvas midway through the round but survives until the end.

He faces Jairo Nustes.

Here, too, Farrington couldn’t miss Loberto with his shots, who went down twice by accumulating punches and ending with left hooks. The referee wisely waved him off as Loberto stepped off the deck for the second time.

Farrington was absolutely dominant over his inferior opponent, finding Loberto easy to land down with overhand rights and hooks with both hands. This should be over shortly.

The Animal hopes to make it 6-0 against Jesus Lobeto.

And thank you for joining us in our coverage of a great evening of boxing at York Hall.

• Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann – Commonwealth and British super welterweight titles
• Tommy Fletcher vs Milan’s Volkovs
• Royston Barney Smith vs. Carlos Rayo
• Lloyd Farrington vs. Jesus Lobeto
• Sam King vs. Dmitri Protkunas
• Elliot Elimasi vs. Jairo Nustes
• Ishtvan Herzheni vs Ryan Maycock