Live: Paul Gallen takes on Nelson Asofa-Solomona in boxing grudge match

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Paul Gallen steps back into the ring to take on Nelson Asofa-Solomona in a grudge match between the two former NRL stars.

Also on the card, Paris Olympian and Commonwealth Games medallist Callum Peters looks to maintain his unbeaten record.

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Geraghty looks for the upper cut a couple of times early, at least one lands.

Lee closes him off with a couple of good shots of his own.

Geraghty comes back with a couple of very good jabs before they clinch.

We're starting at super lightweight tonight, a six-round contest between two young, unbeaten fighters.

"Pistol" Peter Lee is in the red corner, whole Muay Thai specialist Blair "Bomber" Geraghty is in the blue corner.

He was walked to the ring by former world championship challenger Shannan Taylor.

Occasionally, pre-fight verbal sparring comes across as forced, inauthentic and, to be honest, pretty damn tacky.

Sure, there's no question it's pretty unsavoury, but I do get the feeling that these two main event blokes just don't like each other that much.

And yesterday, at the weigh in, Nelson Asofa-Solomona dug the boot into Paul Gallen even more, by saying that not many other people like the former Sharks star either.

"There's been so many people jumping in my DMs," Asofa-Solomona said on Thursday.

"People that have played with him, people that have played against him, people who have worked with them in the past. They were telling me all these stories about him and saying 'Yeah, bro, please do a job on him.'"

The prelims got underway at 5:30pm AEDT, prior to the pay per view card getting started.

A really excellent, seesawing contest between the Sydneysider and the Frenchman that had a little bit of everything - Sparks was even told to tape up his rat's tail hair style, with the referee taking him to his opponent's corner to get it done before realising his mistake. It went to the judge's scorecards, who I did not envy. All three judges scored it to Tavares, 49-46, 48-47, 48-47, much to Sparks' disappointment.

Adams had a clear reach and height advantage and made use of it as well brilliantly in the first round, despite Naman persistently burrowing under the guard. Incredibly, Naman dropped Adams twice in the second, although only one counted. It didn't perturb him though, a brutal right dropping the taller man in the third, the referee waving off the fight after the count.

Fadel controlled the fight from the off, but it took a brutal overhand right in the final second of the fifth and final round to secure the TKO victory and move to 7-0 (7KOs). Kumar got up, but was in all sorts and the referee rightly called it.

The fight is exclusive to Fox Sports and Kayo's pay per view channel, Main Event and will cost $69.95.

The main card gets underway from 7:00pm AEDT.

There are five fights on the main card and, depending on how long they'll all go for, we may not see the main event until gone 10:00pm AEDT.

That does depend on knock outs in the earlier fights of course, but sit back and enjoy, while settling in for the long-ish haul, I reckon.

Here's what we've got in store for us tonight, in fight order:

Good evening folks and welcome to the ABC Sport coverage of the latest boxing-NRL crossover event to hit our screens.

My name is Simon Smale and I am not at ringside for you tonight, as we witness a packed card of rising Australian ring talent and a couple of old NRL players fighting it out for our entertainment.

The headline bout is between Paul Gallen and Nelso Asofa-Solomona, former rivals on the field in the NRL for the Sharks and Storm respectively, now taking their grievances into the squared circle in Darling Harbour.

The merits or otherwise of these crossover fights will always be worth debating - and we can certainly do that in the comments to our hearts content.

However, there is some proper stuff happening in the ring as well, with the hugely exciting Callum Peters looking to extend his unbeaten fight record at middleweight, while two Aussie super lightweights in Jake Whyllie and Ahmad Reda are going to duke it out in what is turning into a fascinating rivalry.

We also have Paulo Aokuso defending his IBF intercontinental light heavyweight title against unbeaten Austrian Mohin Khahrazeh, so plenty to get our teeth into.