On Friday night, the main headliners on the Knockout Chaos event were Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou.
Joshua, a former two-time world heavyweight champion, faced the Cameroonian who had stopped Fury in October of last year.
A amazing knockout, a title victory, and a hard-fought tie were all on the card.
Ngannou made a strong fight, but he was unable to get close to the former heavyweight champion as Joshua came out punching.
Three times during the fight, Joshua finally knocked down Ngannou. The first time was with 40 seconds remaining in the opening round when the British-Nigerian delivered a strong right shot to the Cameroonian fighter's chin.
Ngannou stood back up after giving the referee a count of eight.
When he stands up after eight seconds following the second knockdown in round two, the same thing occurs.
But after the bell ringing to indicate the conclusion of the fight and Joshua's victory sounds and the third knockdown straight down and he can no longer get up without oxygen and medical attention.
Parker beats Zhang by majority decision
Joseph Parker achieved an amazing outcome given he was knocked down twice throughout the fight yet managed to win.
Parker enters the ring with his entourage, which includes Tyson Fury, the WBC heavyweight champion, to win the WBO interim heavyweight title.
After defeating Deontay Wilder in his most recent battle, the Kiwi has now won five straight fights, bringing his record to 35 victories and three losses.
In response to the question, Parker responds, "A rematch with Zhang." We are bound by a contract.
Vargas vs. Ball ends in split decision
From round seven on, Nick Ball would have believed he had done enough to win.
Despite a sluggish start, he scored two knockdowns in the latter stages of the fight.Ball wanted to become the first British champion since Prince Naseem Hamed in 1999, when he held the WBC featherweight belt.
The fight was a draw, but Vargas gave a great performance of his own, and a rematch is anticipated soon.
