Tyson Fury vs Wallin fight result LIVE: Gypsy King wins by unanimous decision after suffering two cuts early on and then calls out Deontay Wilder

Follow live updates as Fury looks to make another statement in Las Vegas

Tyson Fury v Otto Wallin weigh-in

Tyson Fury beat Otto Wallin at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada despite suffering two cuts to his eye as he looks to set up a rematch of his WBC heavyweight title fight against Deontay Wilder.

Fury made an eye-catching Vegas debut in June with a flamboyant win over Tom Schwarz but this was none the same. A unanimous decision victory but at a huge cost, an injury that could see him sidelined for a number of months.

Wallin provided a far sterner test than expected, coming in a 33/1 outsider, the Swede didn't manage to get the result but walks away with a number of new fans. Recap on the fight below.

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Key Points

• Fury wins by unanimous decision
• Cuts suffered in the second impaired his vision for 10 rounds
• Tyson's father John Fury calls him 'weak as a kitten' after performance

[14 September 2019 21:55 · Adam Hamdani]

Hello and welcome to The Independent's live coverage of Tyson Fury vs Otto Wallin!

We'll have the build up to the main event, the undercard results and then round by round coverage of the big one.

Stay tuned.

[14 September 2019 22:31 · Adam Hamdani]

Watching in the UK and want to know what time things are set to get underway?

Here's what you need to know.

[14 September 2019 23:02 · Adam Hamdani]

Tyson Fury isn't overlooking Wallin, but it's fair to say he is looking ahead.

[14 September 2019 23:36 · Adam Hamdani]

Fury, of course, comes in as a massive, massive favourite to this one.

Odds:

• Fury 1/33
• Draw 50/1
• Wallin 16/1

[15 September 2019 00:02 · Adam Hamdani]

If you want to watch the full night of boxing, here's how the undercard is looking.

• Emanuel Navarrete vs Juan Miguel Elorde
• Jose Pedraza vs Jose Zepeda
• Isaac Lowe vs Ruben Garcia Hernandez
• Felix Valera vs Vyascheslav Shabranskyy
• Carlos Cuadras vs Jose Maria Cardenas
• Gabriel Flores Jr vs Miguel Angel Perez Aispuro
• Isidro Ochoa vs Iskander Kharsan
• Guido Vianello vs Cassius Anderson
• Abram Martinez vs Kevin Johnson      

[15 September 2019 00:31 · Adam Hamdani]

Perhaps more than anything else, Fury's ring walks are now becoming somewhat infamous.

Last time out in Las Vegas, the Gypsy King walked out to the incredible "Living in America", channeling his inner Apollo Creed.

What will it be this time? It's widely expected it'll be Mexican themed, with Fury embracing the look in fight week ahead of Mexican Independence Day.

[15 September 2019 01:03 · Adam Hamdani]

Fury has been entertaining all week on his takeover.

"I can defeat them all with one hand," he said.

"I have lightning reflexes for a giant. I am a giant of a heavyweight, there has never been a heavyweight like me and there has never been a heavyweight who can move like that.

"I'm a freak of nature, I defy every law of gravity, it shouldn't be possible for a man of my height and weight to move like that.

"I can beat them all."​

Find me a more confident boxer. I dare you.

[15 September 2019 01:37 · Adam Hamdani]

But what of Wallin? An undefeated, fairly untested Swedish fighter who lost to Anthony Joshua in the amateurs and is often a sparring partner of the former unified heavyweight titlist.

This weekend, he fights for something bigger.

“My father passed away on May 22,” Wallin said.

“It was tough. He was here in New York in April and he told me that time that if something would happen to him I had to keep working hard, keep training and fighting.

“He wasn't ill. He had diabetes, problems with his feet and stuff. He died of a heart attack, it was probably related to the diabetes when he said it but I don't know why. Maybe he felt something or maybe not.

“I've just been trying to keep going like he said. Even the day after he passed away I was in the gym working out. I was thinking about him. It was hard to keep it together, I was almost crying on and off but I got through it. I stayed in the gym and it has paid off.”

[15 September 2019 02:02 · Adam Hamdani]

Live coverage and build up has begun on BT Sport Box Office!

It'll set you back £19.95 and it probably won't last all that long, but support boxing and that.

[15 September 2019 02:36 · Adam Hamdani]

Earlier tonight, KSI and Logan Paul had a press conference ahead of their 9 November fight.

It already has millions of views, so if you didn't watch it, recap. It was... quite something.