HERE'S how SunSport is doing Chisanga Tin saw the fight when Oleksandr Usyk was crowned undisputed king of the world against Tyson Fury.
ROUND 1
Here we go. Both men try to establish dominance early by taking the center of the ring.
Fury marches off the Ukrainian, who opens with a stiff body shot.
The Gypsy King looks huge compared to Usyk, who is not a dwarf at all.
Usyk is happy to operate on the outside, although the early jab he ate will have given him food for thought.
Fury tries to draw strikes from Usyk, who doesn't put too much into his punches.
Fury is backed into the corner and channels his inner Muhammad Ali by doing the rope-a-dope.
Usyk lands a big overhand left just seconds before pushing Fury into the corner.
Fury dodges the ensuing excitement and gestures to the crowd as if demanding they acknowledge his head movement. USYK 10-9
ROUND 2
Usyk opens the round with a big one-two that knocks Fury's head back.
Fury tries to make light of it, but that combination clearly surprised him.
Usyk lays the rock and applies pressure as he comes forward.
A big uppercut narrowly misses for Fury, who knows all too well that this is the shot to use on a shorter opponent.
Fury throws more punches, but is not as accurate as Usyk.
Usyk backs Fury up in the corner and lands a good three-punch combo.
But Fury comes roaring back with a hard body shot after circling away from danger.
Fury finally lands an uppercut, albeit to the body of the former cruiserweight king. WAGE 10-9
ROUND 3
Fury sits on his bike after the restart and lands a stiff straight from distance.
Usyk has decided to close the distance after eating that shot and goes to work on Fury's shortened torso.
A solid overhand left hand knocks Fury's head back with just over a minute of the verse remaining.
Fury lands a good combo with thirty seconds left. But he gets pushed back to the ring and eats another flurry before the bell. USYK 10-9
Round 4
Fury attacks after the restart with two hard shots.
He absolutely loves it, dancing around after he lands his shots.
But he still allows himself to back up and provoke Usyk's pressure.
Fury lands a beautiful counter as Usyk comes forward.
Usyk is knocked back with his head by another hellish uppercut.
Both men almost land hands before the bell, with Fury narrowly missing an uppercut and Usyk an overhand left. WAGE 10-9
Round 5
Usyk takes the center of the ring after the restart and appears to push his way into range.
Fury would do well to keep the Ukrainian at a distance if he wants to close the distance.
A rasping uppercut snaps Usyk's head back.
Fury hurts Usyk's body with brutal hooks to the midriff. WAGE 10-9
Round 6
Usyk is on the front foot immediately after the restart and wants to put Fury on the back foot again.
A hard body shot to the solar plexus gives Usyk more food for thought.
Fury nearly closed the show with a huge uppercut with a minute and a half of the round remaining.
But he finds a home for it 20 seconds later and Usyk is in withdrawal mode.
Fury ends the round with a bit of showboating, putting his hands behind his back before resting his arms on the ropes.
A huge round for the Wythenshawe warrior. WAGE 10-9
Round 7
Usyk again closes the distance after the restart, but he is taken out from a distance.
And as he steps back, his body is bombarded by nasty hooks.
Usyk finds a home for his straight left hand, but Fury eats it like a packed lunch made by his loving wife Paris.
Another straight left knocks Fury's head back, who circles out of reach to create space for a body shot
Usyk manages to close the distance with seconds left and finds a home for a two-punch combo.
But Fury manages to circle away to hear the bell. WAGE 10-9
Round 8
Fury is happy to operate on the back foot in the eighth and pick his shots.
But he gets his dome rattled by back to back straight left hands – which he sweeps away before feinting again and trying to create space for a body shot.
Usyk briefly deals with Fury's weight in the clinch after landing a good straight left.
The anger bleeds profusely from his nose. I'm not the one who caused the damage. Big round for Usyk. USYK 10-9
Round 9
Fury does well to fool Usyk with feints, but the Ukrainian keeps coming forward.
But he slowly but surely allows the gap to close, leading to him eating a big left hand in the corner.
Fury gets hurt and staggers around the ring. It was a left hand that did the damage.
Fury doesn't know where he is and eats a barrage of sharp follow-up shots. He defeats the count and the bell luckily saves him. USYK 10-8
Round 10
Usyk, like the Big Cat, feels blood and doesn't grant Fury any respite.
Fury barely throws anything and what he throws is telegraphed and slow.
Usyk looks tired, but he needs to keep his foot on the accelerator if he wants to have any chance of becoming an undisputed two-weight champion. USYK 10-9
Round 11
A desperate Usyk, spurred on by the plight of his fellow Ukrainians at home, gets straight to work after the restart.
Fury tries to keep him at bay with the jab but has trouble pumping him out due to the stiffness he had in the early rounds.
Usyk briefly holds the WBC king in the corner and lands a rasping left hand.
Usyk doubles up with two left hands that briefly support Fury against the ropes.
The round ends with another big overhand from Usyk. USYK 10-9
Round 12
The fans in attendance at the Kingdom Arena cheer on both warriors after the final restart of the fight.
Fury plays matador as Usyk tries to get in range to land his left hand.
And he finds a home for it with a minute and a half of the verse left.
A chopping right hand sends Fury backwards, but he fires back with a shot of his own that the southpaw backs up.
Fury puts his hands behind his back in an attempt to provoke Usyk into making a sloppy mistake in the final seconds.
But he remains sharp as he tries to close the distance, which Fury turns to initiate a clinch. WAGE 10-9
TOTAL Anger 113 Usyk 114