Parker vs Wardley live: Fight start time and undercard results as heavyweights battle to face Usyk and Fury watches on

Fabio Wardley already bleeding around his nose – a problem area for the Brit.

Parker lands multiple combos in the final minute – before a final flurry right on the bell shocks Wardley.

It’s been a long wait, but it’s time to find out if Parker’s speed and skill will beat out Wardley’s raw power.

Although the holder of the WBA interim heavyweight title, Wardley is introduced as just the challenger.

Wardley turns to boxing royalty for his ring walk song – the 2004 effort Can’t Be Touched by Roy Jones Jr, who is in attendance after leading his fighter Tony Curtis to victory on the undercard.

MC Thomas Treiber is in the centre of the ring, meaning we’re getting closer and closer.

Joseph Parker walks to the ring first, despite being billed as the defending champion of his WBO interim heavyweight belt.

The Kiwi comes out to Not Many by Scribe ft. Savage & Con Psy.

Tyson Fury was waiting in the bowels of the O2 with Parker, but he has taken a pew ringside rather than take the limelight off his good friend.

Here we go, a peculiar move from Parker, the champion to walk first, writes Jack Rathborn from ringside.

In white and yellow with gold trim, Parker looks confident and rightly so after his recent run, he’s a big favourite with the bookies too.

Joseph Parker is ready to make his ring walk – with Tyson Fury in tow.

The main event is finally here!

The judges in clear agreement – Juergen Uldedaj did more than enough to claim the IBO cruiserweight world championship.

The scores read 120-108, 118-110, 119-109 – a unanimous decision win for Uldedaj over Lambert.

The O2 Arena should be buzzing with excitement with the main event up next, but instead it is non-stop whistling and jeering.

Uldedaj will be a clear winner, but it is hard to pick a bigger loser – those watching, or Lambert, who produced an ineffective gameplan.

Uldedaj and Lambert have produced probably the poorest fight of the card, entertainment-wise.

Lambert might be able to claim that round, but unless we get a stoppage in the final three minutes, this bout will quickly fade out of memory.