Basi pursuing his boxing dream after overcoming terrible obstacles

Arjon Basi, still only new to professional boxing, is a ticket-seller who brings loud, raucous support. But just before his fight on Sunday night he will look out to an empty seat.

He always leaves a chair unoccupied in memory of his father.

When Basi was just a teenager, his father suffered a sudden heart attack and died.

"My dad was my hero. Definitely was a big influence on me," Basi told Sky Sports. "It was really pushing to have someone that you knew was so supportive of you. A good father is the only person in the world that wants you to do better than them.

"Even now, I'm getting goosebumps when I'm talking about him. I always leave an empty chair when I fight, for my father."