Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder LIVE results: Fight stream, latest updates and how to watch online

John Ryder will step out in front of a hometown crowd this evening as he headlines Alexandra Palace in his super-middleweight clash with Daniel Jacobs.

Each fighter is seeking a third straight win here, with American Jacobs (37-3, 30 knockouts) having bounced back from his loss to Saul “Canelo” Alvarez by stopping Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and outpointing Gabriel Rosado. Meanwhile, Ryder (30-5, 17 KOs) followed a decision victory over Mike Guy by securing a TKO of Jozef Jurko. A key question in tonight’s main event will be whether Jacobs will suffer from ring rust, however, with his narrow win against Rosado coming in November 2020. Ryder, in contrast, last competed in September, when he put Jurko away in the fifth round.

A victory over Jacobs would surely mark the biggest result of Ryder’s career, moving the 33-year-old closer to a title shot in the super-middleweight division. Jacobs, though, is similarly seeking to re-establish himself as a genuine contender. In the evening’s co-main event, Johnny Fisher faces Gabriel Enguema.

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Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Here comes Ryder!

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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“Sweet Caroline” rings out around Alexandra Palace.

Daniel Jacobs and John Ryder will be out soon.

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Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Fisher: “I definitely got a step-up tonight, credit to him – very tough fighter.

“I’ve got to get through these levels. For me to get a win over him, I’m very happy at this stage in my career.

‘Unbelievable turnout. I can’t thank you enough. I’m gonna go through a journey; I’m not gonna smash everyone out of the park, because I won’t learn anything.”

Hearn: “You could see Enguema’s a very durable heavyweight. Amazing support for Fisher. He’s a good young man, great family.”

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Next up, the main event...

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Johnny Fisher def. Gabriel Enguema via unanimous decision (59-55).

Fisher moves to 5-0 with his first points win! The London crowd erupts!

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 6

Final round!

Nice left hook to the head by Fisher. The London crowd are singing in support of their fighter.

Enguema is bouncing, trying to stay lively. He catches Fisher with a jab.

One-two to the body by Fisher. He then misses with a telegraphed left hook to the body.

Enguema goes after him with 15 seconds left. The bell sounds and the opponents embrace!

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 5

Fisher misses with a right hand and is caught by Enguema’s, which knocks the Briton’s mouthguard out.

Good jab to the body by Fisher, though he’s circling to his left repeatedly with his left hand low – open to a right hand from Enguema...

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 4

Fisher is in the fourth round for the first time in his career.

He swings big off both wings, though Enguema is more accurate with jabs down the middle.

The Spaniard slowly stalks Fisher now. Fisher not throwing anything while moving backwards.

Now he starts to throw, landing some body jabs as Enguema comes forward.

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 3

This is just the second time in his five fights that Fisher has gone past the second round.

Again the Briton misses with a right overhand... Enguema isn’t offering much in return, however, luckily for Fisher.

He drives a right straight into the gut of Enguema. Again, followed by a left hook up top – it’s parried, though.

Nice jab by Enguema, who slides the shot between Fisher’s feints.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 2

One-two from Fisher early in Round 2, the right hand straight appearing to hurt Enguema slightly.

He then misses with a wild right overhand – not for the first time tonight. Fisher just seems a bit anxious here.

He’s light on is feet, skipping around, but isn’t getting his range right with that right hand; he misses with it again.

Now he lands a couple, though they’re not quite doing the damage he wants...

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Fisher vs Enguema – Round 1

Fisher is 22 years old, 4-0 with four knockouts. Enguema, at 37, is much more experienced.

The “Romford Bull” Fisher swings big with a right hand but misses. The same again.

He’s already cut over his left eye. Enguema is knocked back by a heavy shot, however.

Blood is streaming down Fisher’s face, but he’s starting to connect with right hands. Is he tiring himself out, though?

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Massive reaction for Fisher ahead of this heavyweight contest. He takes his time to get to the ring, soaking it all in.

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Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Next up is the co-main event between Johnny Fisher and Gabriel Enguema.

Fisher is said to have sold 2,500 tickets tonight, doing all the admin himself.

For reference, the capacity at Alexandra Palace is 10,000.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Cash: “Listen, I got caught – that was it. It’s part of the game, but I won every single round except for the knockdowns.

“[Round 2] was only a flash knockdown, I jumped straight back up.

“The 10th round, I just let my guard down. It’s part of boxing.”

Eddie Hearn: “Very risky opponent, I think Felix showed tremendous heart. After that last round, I’m very relieved to see his hand raised.”

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Felix Cash def. Magomed Madiev via unanimous decision (95-92, 95-92, 94-93).

Knocked down in the second round, and again in the 10th before suffering a point deduction, Cash gets it done regardless!

He’s the new WBC international middleweight champion.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 10

Cash ties up Madiev, who creates a bit of space and launches hooks to the body off both sides.

Cash is now being deducted a point for holding himself up on the ropes...

Two knockdowns and a point deduction against Cash, versus all the good work he did in the other eight rounds. This could be interesting if it goes to the scorecards...

It will! What an end to the bout!

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 10

Madiev needs a finish and pushes forward with big right hands at once.

Two hard rights cut Cash! Another puts him down! WHAT? Cash had been in such control since being knocked down in Round 2!

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 9

Lovely left hook from Cash off the break. The opponents are clinching with increasing frequency, which is limiting an already tired Madiev’s output.

One round left.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 8

The pair trade jabs, Madiev’s snapping back Cash’s head.

Now they tie up in the clinch, which is not going to help Madiev’s cause.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 7

Cash just needs to make sure he doesn’t get suckered into a late fire fight.

He still looks light on his feet and uses his footwork to set up a slick uppercut through Madiev’s guard.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 6

Madiev jabs high and low, but Cash returns in kind and with more speed.

The Briton sticks his opponent with more jabs before sliding effortlessly out of range.

Five rounds remain, including this frame.

Double-jab, right hand from Cash after he and Madiev separate from a clinch.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 5

Sharp jab from Madiev, though he does appear to have slowed down somewhat – surely a result of his opponent’s body work.

Cash again lands a big left hook, which has been his go-to shot tonight.

This is so impressive from Cash after he was floored by a massive hook in Round 2.

The London crowd is singing as Cash goes to work. Lovely uppercut in close from their man.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 4

Cash starts the fourth round brightly, using his jab very well. Madiev is waiting to counter but is perhaps banking on big shots too much – they aren’t coming at the moment.

Now Cash targets the body, before the pair tie up. They separate, and Cash at once goes back to the body.

Madiev almost times a right overhand but barely catches Cash on the end of it. More tidy left hooks from the Englishman.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 3

Terrific combinations from Cash! This is a hell of a fight, ebbing and flowing.

Clean left hook from Cash, then a right hand. Madiev presses forward undeterred.

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 2

More jabs and left hooks from Cash. He leans into a left hook from Madiev, though.

KNOCKDOWN! Good head movement from Madiev then a HUGE left hook, and Cash is down for the first time in his professional career.

Madiev comes forward with a flurry of lefts and rights, adding power punches to the end of his combinations. He lands a nice uppercut with Cash against the ropes.

Cash needs to tie up his opponent and eventually does, nodding to his corner as he does so. The opponents separate and now Cash lands a number of impressive combinations! Wow!

A great end to the round from Cash after being knocked down!

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Cash vs Madiev – Round 1

A big ovation for Cash after a 10-month absence. He comes forward with jabs to the body and head early on. Madiev returns the favour.

Cash with a left hook that slides off the top of Madiev’s guard and clips the Russian’s head.

Nice left hook to the body by Madiev, although Cash partially blocks it.

Cash has been holding the centre of the ring and dictating matters for the most part. He looks a little nervy but seems to be settling slightly.

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A middleweight clash between undefeated fighters is up next, with the WBC international belt on the line!

It’s Englishman Felix Cash versus Magomed Madiev.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Ellie Scotney def. Jorgelina Guanini via unanimous decision (96-94, 96-94, 95-94).

With a point deduction against her, Scotney still gets it done in a close fight! She’s the new WBA intercontinental super-bantamweight champion!

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 10

There was a point deduction in the final round for an arm being held in the clinch – it’s hard to tell which way it went...

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 10

Guanini continues to make things uncomfortable for Scotney, leaning on her in the clinch and varying shots in close.

These rounds are flying by. Lots of activity from Guanini in the clinch again.

It’s tough to know how this bout will be scored, but Guanini could be tipping it in her favour...

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 9

Again Guanini is making it really tough for Scotney. Which ever way this goes, Scotney will learn so much from this contest.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 8

Clean jab from Guanini, then some good head movement by the Argentine as she rolls under Scotney’s hooks.

Great body work by Guanini – a better round from her here!

More heavy punches to the body of the Londoner, who comes back with some accurate shots up top.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 7

Guanini at once presses forward with winging but inaccurate punches. Scotney with some clean shots while moving backwards.

Scotney has had to be mature and – at times – patient tonight. She’s done so well for the most part.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 6

Guanini at once pushes forward and pours on body hooks. Scotney with less volume but greater accuracy.

The women clinch and Scotney leans back before landing a left hook to the head of Guanini.

They separate and the Argentine marches forward, crouching slightly.

Another slick counter right hand from Scotney, and again she follows it with a left that stings her opponent.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 5

Big right overhand from Guanini again.

Scotney fires back with a left hook up top and right uppercut to the body.

The pair clinch and trade body shots until they’re separated.

Well-timed counter one-two from Scotney! She connects with a right hand then slips to her left and catches Guanini with a hook from that side.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 4

It seems Scotney was cut by a clash of heads. McGuigan tells Scotney to move her head off the centre line more.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 3

Guanini is loading up a lot on her shots, swinging big – with mixed success.

She’s making it a messy contest and the referee has a word.

Scotney is trying to keep it technical but has been cut, it seems.

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 2

Shane McGuigan barks instructions from Scotney’s corner.

His fighter leans on Guanini, who fires back with body hooks.

Big overhand right from the Argentine, but it lands low – missing Scotney’s head. That could have been impactful.

Lovely work from Scotney! She rolls under a punch and delivers a fierce left hook, before replicating it on the other side! Great defence and offence on show from the Londoner in quick succession.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Scotney vs Guanini – Round 1

What an electric start! Volume and power in close from the get-go!

Scotney is able to back her opponent up against the ropes and deliver some powerful body shots.

The women are back in the open and clinch briefly after Scotney ducks under a hook.

A frantic first round.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Londoner Scotney is 3-0 as she enters this clash with her Argentinian opponent. A big hometown reaction for the Briton!

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Ellie Scotney takes on Jorgelina Guanini next!

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Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams def. Javier Francisco Maciel via sixth-round TKO (1:02).

Williams moves to 10-0 (8 knockouts).

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 6

And there it is!

Williams scores another knockdown with Maciel against the ropes. Maciel takes a knee after a series of body shots and then seems out of it as the referee counts...

The official lets the action briefly resume, but Williams pours on more punches with Maciel against the ropes again, and the fight is waved off!

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 5

While Maciel deserves credit for staying in this fight, Williams will be disappointed if he can’t get a finish after such a promising start and assertive performance.

Some clean right straights to the body by Maciel.

The fifth round ends. Three frames left.

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 4

Maciel is being stalked here. He can barely think about offence.

Maciel is backing up then raising his guard, but Williams is simply punching through it – there’s little resistance there.

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 3

Punishing shots from Williams early in this round. He’s favouring the right hook to the body and the left straight upstairs.

Maciel is on the back foot, while Williams is fleet of foot as he picks his shots well.

It already looks like it’s a matter of time before Maciel breaks, though he’s exhibiting impressive resilience and bravery so far.

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 2

Maciel is cognizant and firing hooks to the body of Williams, who is still driving for a finish by remaining versatile with his choice of shots.

Williams with a lead right uppercut to the head, followed by left hook up top. Lovely work.

Williams with lighter but accurate straight punches, and Maciel stumbles into his opponent before hanging on.

Beautiful right hooks to the body and head by Williams with his foe in the corner. Maciel survives again...

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Williams vs Maciel – Round 1

Great start for Williams!

The pair trade punches in close and a short left hook sends Maciel stumbling back into the ropes!

Williams is unable to get the finish, though... Second round to follow.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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The first fight of the night is a middleweight contest between Ammo Williams and Javier Francisco Maciel!

Eight rounds await – maximum!

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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Here we go, the action will begin very shortly.

Alexandra Palace is a great setting for tonight’s fights, especially the main event – which sees John Ryder compete in front of a hometown crowd as he takes on American Daniel Jacobs.

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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The main card is expected to get under way shortly after 7pm!

Here’s more on timings tonight and all you need to know about this evening’s event:

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder ring walks time: When does fight start tonight?

Daniel Jacobs vs John Ryder

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John Ryder will step out in front of a hometown crowd this evening as he headlines Alexandra Palace in his super-middleweight clash with Daniel Jacobs.

Each fighter is seeking a third straight win here, with American Jacobs (37-3, 30 knockouts) having bounced back from his loss to Saul “Canelo” Alvarez by stopping Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and outpointing Gabriel Rosado. Meanwhile, Ryder (30-5, 17 KOs) followed a decision victory over Mike Guy by securing a TKO of Jozef Jurko. A key question in tonight’s main event will be whether Jacobs will suffer from ring rust, however, with his narrow win against Rosado coming in November 2020. Ryder, in contrast, last competed in September, when he put Jurko away in the fifth round.

A victory over Jacobs would surely mark the biggest result of Ryder’s career, moving the 33-year-old closer to a title shot in the super-middleweight division. Jacobs, though, is similarly seeking to re-establish himself as a genuine contender. In the evening’s co-main event, Felix Cash faces Magomed Madiev.