World News – UK – Conor Benn vs Sebastian Formella LIVE: Latest updates from the fight at Wembley Arena

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The destroyer appeared at times on the verge of a knockout, but the German’s chin was able to hold on.

However, there was no doubt about the result when Benn posted a 100-91, 99-91, 99-92 win.

All three judges win the fight in favor of Conor Benn, who changes to 17-0.

Real performance for Benn who showed massive improvements in his defense, thrust and precision strike.

We’re going to the judges’ scorecards and Benn may not even have lost a round.

The last round and Benn still comes out and shoots Formella back with his right hand.

He looks hurt as he sits in the corner in preparation for the tenth and final lap.

Formella comes out quickly, but Benn shoots back and wins the battle of the kicks again.

The two now come together in a clinch and are warned by the referee that their heads will collide.

Formella holds the pressure on, but Benn looks strong and has an answer to that.

Another solid round for Benn. Gorgeous defense that rolls and slides landing body shots, and the weird uppercut or hook on the inside.

Benn comes out very sharp, lands a left hook on the body and then lets go of his hand.

Benn takes a deep dive and rolls the punches – risky stuff, but easy on the eyes.

Uppercut lands for Benn, which he has now landed a few times with the left hook in a combination.

Good combination with the body ends up for Benn. Again, his thrust made the difference this lap.

Formella lands a right hand counterattack, but he didn’t land enough here for Benn in another round.

Benn lands another right hand in the middle to close the round. He looks good in the early stages.

Benn comes out as the attacker lands the thrust and tries to sink into hooks on his head and body.

Here comes challenger Formella, who brought out Macklemore’s 2013 classic Can’t Hold Us.

Lartey could walk around a few steps and leave the ring on his own terms.

Wardley comes over and hugs him as he carefully walks down the stairs and is helped away from the ring

The eagle’s son needs medical attention in the ring after Wardley disheveled his feathers.

Lartey advanced with a high guard and suddenly left himself open to two large shots.

Wardley put his right and left hand in his head and the Ghanaian collapsed immediately.

Wardley is pinned in a corner and the referee tells them to clear their way.

Lartey marches on, Wardley tries to pick him up. The bell ends a delicious prelude.

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