Warrington seemed to hint at retirement there, although he also welcomed a rematch with Wood – ideally at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground.

Warrington: “I just switched off for a split second. He hit me with a good shot.”

Wood hints that he’ll next fight at the home of his beloved Nottingham Forest.

Boos for Wood, who deserves more respect than that.

Wood: “It’s gotta be up there. It was a bit like my career: started off a bit rough, but we got there.

“Josh is a great fighter. Thank you to all the fans for turning out as well.

“All I can say is, I’ve got a game-changer [of a right hand].”

Leigh Wood def. Josh Warrington via seventh-round TKO (3:00).

It was right at the end of the round!

It was a left hook by Wood that started the finishing sequence, but he followed up with two right hooks and an extra left!

The latter of the two right hooks was the harshest blow, scraping across Warrington’s chin!

And still.

Into the second half of this fight. Warrington is likely up, but Wood is still in it.

Three jabs in a row land for Warrington; the third is the best of the lot, snapping back Wood’s head.

Oh, wow. Warrington is docked a point for a shot to the back of the head. He was warned earlier in the fight, in fairness. For that to play a role, if the fight goes the distance, Wood will need to close the gap and win some more rounds, you’d think.

Both boxers land straight shots simultaneously. Warrington backs up Wood to the ropes and unloads a slew of body hooks.

OH, MY WORD! OUT OF NOWHERE, WOOD DROPS WARRINGTON BADLY!

WARRINGTON SOMEHOW HAULS HIMSELF TO HIS FEET, BUT THE REFEREE WAVES IT OFF!