Tommy Fury is happy but not many other people are with that decision:

Logan Paul beat Dillon Danis in their highly anticipated grudge match in Manchester on Saturday night as the fight ended with an ugly brawl in the ring.

Danis was disqualified over his behaviour in the final round of this six-round boxing bout, which saw the American mixed martial artist put his opponent in a headlock and then swing for a security guard who entered the ring.

He had put on an extremely defensive performance up to that point, landing only nine punches through the first five rounds, before the fight descended into chaos. First Danis attempting a rugby tackle around the waist which Paul resisted, before the wild scenes at the finish.

Tyson Fury enjoyed that win for Tommy.

KSI labels that result as a ‘robbery’ and asks Fury how many jabs and shots did he land. Fury responds by calling KSI a ‘bad loser and a bum’.

Things are heated between these two once again, with KSI saying he’s up for a rematch as he thinks he was tonight’s real winner.

That is a shock! Tommy Fury is awarded the fight with scores of 57-57, 57-56, 57-56 and a majority decision. He starts to celebrate and knows he’s got lucky there.

What a surprise. KSI is dumbstruck at that decision.

Round 6: The last round. Tommy Fury needs a knockdown but the two fighters continue to grapple, clinch and disappoint.

KSI grills Fury with a right hand but meets one in return. There’s too many clinches still and Tommy Fury isn’t doing enough to win this fight.

The bell dings and KSI goes the distance. It’s been a poor fight from Fury and it could have cost him the decision. We’ll find out soon...

Round 5: KSI is throwing a lot of shots and still looks to have gas in the tank. This is a tough fight for Tommy Fury who seems a little lost out there tonight.

The gameplan for KSI is the get close and clinch as he’s up on the cards. Fury has no answer, he’s complaining a lot to the referee.

Time is running away from Fury. He needs a big last round.

Round 4: Halfway through the fight and Fury has work to do. He’s losing on the cards and needs to impose himself through the jab and combo which isn’t materialising.

KSI now seems desperate to get into the clinch and protect himself. It’s working for him.

A right-hand from KSI misses but he takes a knock from a left counter. Fury misses out on the finisher as he unloads a right hook that goes wide.

A tougher round to call but probably Fury’s. This is a close fight.

Round 3: KSI is sharper and quicker than Fury who is looking for the big shot. It comes through a left hook that catches KSI on the cheek.

The momentum is turning in his favour or so it seems. Fury is trying to lean on KSI and tire him out but the fight is too short for that to be totally effective.

Fury lands another decent hit at the end of the round and probably does enough to take the round.

Round 2: Tommy Fury is more composed at the start of the second and lands a counter-right on his opponent. The crowd chants for Fury now.

He swings for a right hook but misses and follows through with a shot to the back of the head. Fury is deducting a point for that shot.

KSI unleashes a combination of uppercut, overhead right, uppercut, overhead right. Not many of them hit though and there’s a lot of clinching going on.

Fury lands a left as KSI goes in for a straight right. Another solid round for KSI. This is an entertaining fight. Four rounds to go and it seems as though one of them will get knocked down at least.