Round-by-round updates from Kaseya Center in Miami Main event not before 10.30pm ET/3.30am GMT Paul v Joshua is old logic in a louder digital age Get in touch! Email Bryan with your thoughts Welcome to Miami , where heavyweight boxing doesn’t come around too often, but has understood the value of theater on the occasions it has. More than 60 years ago, a brash 22-year-old Cassius Clay strutted into this city as a no-hope challenger and emerged as Muhammad Ali, having forced Sonny Liston to quit on his stool and detonated the sport’s assumptions about who belonged at the top. That fight was a genuine upset, a sporting shock that reshaped boxing history. Tonight’s bout borrows the setting and the symbolism, if not the competitive balance. Alycia Baumgardner v Leila Beaudoin, 12 rounds, for Baumgardner’s WBO, IBF and WBA women’s junior lightweight titles Anderson Silva v Tyron Woodley, six rounds, cruiserweights Caroline Dubois v Camila Panatta, 10 rounds, for Dubois’ WBC women’s lightweight title Cherneka Johnson v Amanda Galle, 10 rounds, for Johnson’s undisputed women’s bantamweight championship Yokasta Valle v Yadira Bustillos, 10 rounds, for Valle’s WBC women’s strawweight title Avious Griffin v Justin Cardona, eight rounds, welterweights Jahmal Harvey v Kevin Cervantes, six rounds, junior lightweights Keno Marley v Diarra Davis Jr, four rounds, cruiserweights Continue reading...