Boxing is just great in a football stadium, isn't it? Thousands of fans, booming music, incredible ring walks and memorable fights.

Let's take a look at two of the best in recent memory...

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Chris Eubank Jr's win over Conor Benn at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was everything the build-up promised it would be.

From Chris Eubank Sr's WWE-style entrance to the stunning 12 rounds that took place.

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Saturday, 29 April 2017 - the night Anthony Joshua took the boxing world by storm.

From being knocked down to rising and stopping boxing great Wladimir Klitschko, this fight at Wembley had it all and opened the door for more stadium fights in the UK.

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Portman Road, Ipswich

Mind those puddles, Justis.

Well then, if Fabio Wardley has anything to do with it, chances are we'll be seeing a knockout tonight.

A huge 94% of his 18 wins have come by way of knockout.

Will he add to that tonight?

Both men weighed in at career-high weights yesterday with a knockout potentially on the cards for tonight.

Wardley came in at 243lbs while Huni weighed in at 248lbs.

One thing is for sure tonight, some huge punches will be thrown!

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"Oooooh Fabio Wardley" is the chant coming from the crowd as Justis Huni makes his way to the ring.

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Who can forget the last time Fabio Wardley was in the ring?

It was the rematch against Frazer Clarke in October and it ended in devastating fashion.

Wardley needed just one round to brutally knockout Clarke with a massive overhand right.

He'll be hoping for more of the same tonight.

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'Sweet Caroline' is playing.

You know what that means!

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Portman Road, Ipswich

Organisers say over 20,000 tickets have been sold. As we edge closer to the main event, most fans have taken their seats with drink in hand and ready to go.

The rain had taken a bit of the edge off the atmosphere but the noise has fully cranked up now. They are, quite literally, singing in the rain.

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It's Pierce O'Leary who is the new European super lightweight champion after a dominant performance over Liam Dillon in the co-main event.

Time for Fabio Wardley v Justis Huni.

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Matchroom's Eddie Hearn and Queensberry's Frank Warren are side-by-side at ringside.

Who will have the last laugh tonight?

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The undercard is now done and dusted as Pierce O'Leary and Liam Dillon go the distance.

We'll have the result of this one coming your way as soon as we have it, but up next is the big one... Fabio Wardley v Justis Huni.

The heavyweight scene is as entertaining as ever with Oleksandr Usyk set to face off against Daniel Dubois for all the gold next month.

But, the question is, who is next in line for a title shot?

A win tonight for Fabio Wardley certainly puts him right in the conversation but former world champion Joseph Parker may have something to say about that, as well as Agit Kabayel.

Let's not forget Anthony Joshua isn't finished just yet and a certain Tyson Fury seems to be training quite a lot for someone who's supposed to be retired...

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Staying on Oleksandr Usyk v Daniel Dubois for the time being... Barry McGuigan has given his opinion on the fight.

"When the big guys hit you, you stay hit. I think Usyk, with the experience he's had, has got better," said McGuigan.

"It's a more difficult fight because Usyk has got older and Dubois is still very young. For me, they've gotten closer so the fight will be closer. If Usyk gets hit clean by Dubois, the fight is over, but he'll not get hit like that, he's too clever.

"Dubois will want to work on his body, put him under pressure. That whole friction is going to be very exciting. I think Usyk will win this time, I'm not sure if he'll stop him, but 'it could be a wide points decision'."

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No disrespect to the fight tonight, but Oleksandr Usyk v Daniel Dubois at Wembley for all the marbles is the BIG one.

I'm sure both men will be keeping an eye on tonight's result with Fabio Wardley potentially eyeing up the winner.

But, would Wardley stand a chance against either Usyk or Dubois?

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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Portman Road, Ipswich

Why has Justis Huni accepted such a risky challenge on just six weeks’ notice? Well, I think it's fair to say that UK is the current epicentre of heavyweight boxing. With the backing of promoter Eddie Hearn, a strong performance tonight could be a major springboard for his career.

Fabio Wardley or Justis Huni? Who've you got?

Cast your vote at the top of this page and I'll reveal who the majority of the audience went for towards the start of the fight.

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna is in the house ready to cheer on Fabio Wardley.

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Me, along with some of you, may not be old enough to have seen this but...

Barry McGuigan's most famous fight took place at QPR's Loftus Road, exactly 40 years ago tomorrow, where he defeated Eusebio Pedroza to win the WBA featherweight title.

It was live on BBC and 19 million people tuned in! Wardley probably won't get that type of audience tonight, but he will be hoping his fight will go down as one of the best in boxing at football grounds annals.

Here McGuigan is recalling the greatest night of his career.

As ever, we want to hear your views!

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