rewrite this title Leigh Wood vs Josh Warrington 2 live: Fight updates and undercard results tonight

He would still love to fight at the home of his beloved Nottingham Forest, of course, but as a former two-time world champ (like Warrington), there’s little else for him to achieve.

“There was just something off tonight,” Warrington admits.

He refuses to retire on the spot, but says: “I can’t keep on coming out here, people spending their hard-earned money, and I’m not giving f***ing absolutely everything.

“I wanted it so badly, I’ve worked immensely, I couldn’t do any more, but…”

The Leeds fans sing in support.

Wood: “Very sweet, I’ve worked hard for this, sacrificed a lot. What a night.

“Josh is a great fighter. We’ll have a talk after, and a drink as well.”

Leigh Wood def. Josh Warrington via unanimous decision (119-109 ,119-110, 117-111)

As expected! A comfortable victory for Wood, who does the double over his domestic rival.

Plenty of respect between the pair, though, as the Nottingham crowd sings in support of their winning man.

Warrington is far from a knockout artist, but that’s what he needs now: a KO.

Wood lands the better shots early in the round, though, including a left hook to the body.

Warrington crashes into Wood now, as the Nottingham crowd sings in support of “Leighthal”.

Big left overhand from Warrington, though, in the last 20 seconds!

Wood takes it well and fires back, and they trade punches to the bell.

Both men are letting their hands go here! Wild hooks from both, with Wood going low and Warrington aiming high.

After that frantic start, though, things really slow down.

It looks like Warrington doesn’t have tooooo much left.

Wood is on the front foot, teasing him with jab feints.

Warrington’s face is wearing a bit of damage, too.

Three rounds to go. Wood slings a couple of southpaw crosses to the body.

Grazing left hook lands for Warrington off the break. He tries to build, but Wood grabs him again. This is frustrating for Warrington.

Strong right uppercut from Wood, after Warrington is too immobile in front of him.

Warrington looks to fight behind the jab, with mixed success.

A bit more joy for Warrington now – he’s getting that left hand working well – but he’s throwing single shots. He needs to follow up.

The energy is leaving the room at the moment, amid a drawn-out phase of clinches.

Lots of Nottingham songs ringing around the arena at the moment.

Hooks are working well for Wood here, as Warrington struggles to close range effectively.

When Warrington does get close, he’s either getting tagged or grabbed.

Wood eats a left hook well, late in the round.

Wood still looks so relaxed, and is putting his combinations together well. Warrington looks a bit unsure how to get ahold of this.