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Daniel Dubois has retained the IBF heavyweight title by knocking out former two-time world champion Anthony Joshua in the fifth round in a dominant first defense of his belt

The IBF heavyweight title is on the line as Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois face off. Keep up with live updates from the undercard and main event.

Conor McGregor was among the 96,000 people in attendance for Saturday's heavyweight showdown at Wembley Stadium. There was a huge cheer inside the London venue as McGregor was shown on the big screens alongside his partner Dee Devlin with a cigar in his mouth.

A major upset saw Anthony Joshua miss out on the chance to become three-time world heavyweight champion on Saturday night, as he was knocked out by British rival Daniel Dubois in the fifth round.

Promoter Eddie Hearn said Anthony Joshua will want another "big fight" next after the former two-time heavyweight champion vowed to continue despite his shock defeat to Daniel Dubois in London on Saturday.

It never seemed to matter much that Daniel Dubois (22-2, 21 KOs) entered the fight as the defending champion or the fact that the 27-year-old native of London brought a 95% knockout rate to pair with his 6-foot-5 frame and two consecutive knockouts of his own since December.

Britain's Daniel Dubois destroyed Anthony Joshua's dream of becoming a three times heavyweight world champion with a fifth-round knockout to retain his IBF belt at a packed Wembley Stadium on Saturday.