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Wow, what a fight - stay tuned for the fight wrap.
We go to the judges and the winner by unanimous decision is Tyson Fury, 116-112, 117-111, 118-110.
Newshub final score: 116-112 Fury, but we will see when we go to the judges.
Round 12: A massive final round from Wallin and he has Fury rocked but it's too little too late. Fury sirvives the late onslaught and should get the call. Newshub score: 10-9 Wallin.
Round 11: Blood is absolutely streaming down Fury's eye now, but somehow he is well in control! The heart of an absolute champion. Another big round from the Gypsy King. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round 10: Fury tees off on Wallin and he lands some massive punches - Fury putting on a show now with big shots to the body and now the head. It's all Fury now.... Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round nine: Fury's shorts are now pink from all the blood but boy is he staying in this fight and is on top right now. He has battled and is now in control - big round and Fury nearly ended it - Wallin saved by the bell. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round eight: An all out slog now! Fury has done so well to keep this fight alive and Wallin is doing well to absorb this all out force from the Gypsy King. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round seven: A brutal round that Fury has landed some big punches! Wallin takes them well but Fury wins that round. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
It seems as though Fury needs a stoppage soon, or this fight could be stopped with those cuts above his eye.
Round six: The doctor is called midway through the round and he is in to check both cuts on Fury's eye - he's good to go. A close round. Newshub score: 10-9 Wallin.
Round five: Fury is making a point of protecting the eye - he needs to use the jab more but Wallin seems to be keeping him out of his rythym.. despite that, i'm going with Fury that round. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round four: The cut is getting worse for Fury, that was a close round but i'm going to give it to Wallin. Newshub score: 10-9 Wallin, very close.
Round three: Fury catches Wallin late in the round. Fury has a big gash on his right eye brow but it seems to be from an accidental headbutt, no.. confirmation it was from a punch.. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury, close.
Round two: Fury fighting a little too defensive early in the round, but he goes for the big left hook, he catches Wallin with an uppercut to wobble the Swede. Nice round from both. Newshub score: 10-9 Fury.
Round one: A feeler round from both fighters, not many punches thrown - both get a couple of nice hits. Newshub score: 10-9 Wallin
They touch gloves and we are good to go!
4:14pm: Fury is on his way to the ring now.
National anthems on now, not far away now!
Otto Wallin has made his way into the ring - Fury is next.
Fury is dancing is his locker room with a Mexican flag wrapped around him, celebrating Mexican independence weekend.
Tyson Fury fought last just three months ago, showing how serious he is about building for a Deontay Wilder rematch after their draw last year.
It's all over! Emanuel Navarrate wins by way of TKO - coming up next, Tyson Fury takes on Otto Wallin.
Up next, Emanuel Navarrate v Juan Miguel Elorde
Jose Zepeda def. Jose Pedraza by unanimous decision.
The fight goes the distance and it's Zepeda who gets the win, both fighters are bruised but the American gets his arm raised.
The first fight is underway here in Vegas, Jose Pedraza (26-2) vs Jose Zepeda (30-2).
Kia ora, and welcome to live updates of Tyson Fury's heavyweight bout against Otto Wallin from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
This is Fury's second second bout of the year, following his win over German Tom Schwarz in June.
Wallin, is 20-0 with 13 knockouts, while Fury has won 28 fights, 20 by knockout.
"I've dreamed of a fight like this since I was a kid," Wallin said earlier this week. "Sweden's last heavyweight champion was Ingemar Johansson, and that was 60 years ago. So to make that type of history would be extra special."
Pre-bout banter: Tyson Fury slims down for bout against Otto Wallin in Las Vegas
British boxing star Tyson Fury is at his lightest since he beat Wladimir Klitschko, weighing in for his heavyweight showdown against Otto Wallin in Las Vegas on Sunday (NZ time).
'The Gypsy King' tipped the scales at 115kg, nearly 8kg lighter than Swedish fighter Wallin.
The 31-year-old walked out to the scales wearing the mask of a lucha libre wrestler in recognition of this weekend's Mexico Independence Day celebrations.
Fury has gone through a dramatic weight change since beating Klitschko in 2015 to claim the IBF, WBA and WBO belts.
He was 112kg for that fight, but after some personal battles, ballooned out to 158.7kg during a two-and-a-half-year absence from the ring.
A win for Fury would see him face Deontay Wilder in February next year - their first rematch since their famous draw in December last year.
Promoter Bob Arum told BT Sport that the pair have agreed to terms for a bout.
"Not only is the rematch a signed deal, which would be the second fight between I think the best two heavyweights in the world, but the winner of the third fight, which is also already signed, gets 60 percent and the loser 40 percent," he said.
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