Maya Jama and Emma Bunton lead the celebrities watching Anthony Joshua struggle

Maya Jama looked in high spirits as she joined Emma Bunton at the star-studded Anthony Joshua Vs Daniel Dubois fight on Saturday night at Wembley Stadium. 

The Love Island presenter, 30, looked incredible in a white square neck crop top which she teamed with a grey oversized hoodie and blue jeans. 

Styling her dark tresses in loose curls, Maya flashed her gorgeous smile as she took her seat ahead of the fight and held up her thumb to the camera. 

Meanwhile Spice Girl Emma, 48, rocked a black jumper and a pair of glasses as she watched Daniel stun the world by knocking out Anthony in the fifth round of their bout for the IBF heavyweight title.

Elsewhere Conor McGregor commanded attention in a colourful shirt which he donned under a grey waistcoat. 

He looked to be enjoying himself as he put a cigar in his mouth and wore a pair of dark sunglasses.  

Ahead of the fight, the MMA star insisted that his return to the UFC will come in 2025.

Meanwhile Oasis fans slammed Liam Gallagher for doing his reunion tour ‘no favours’ as they labelled his performance at Wembley on Saturday ‘terrible’. 

The Wonderwall singer, 52, who is set to reunite with his brother, Noel, for a tour in July, 2025, took to the stage ahead of Anthony Joshua‘s boxing match. 

But after performing a three-song set – Rock n’ Roll Star, Supersonic, and Cigarettes and Alcohol – fans did not hold back about performance, with some saying they were glad they missed out on tickets. 

It comes after many were left disappointed when technical difficulties on the Ticketmaster website and sky-high dynamic pricing left them unable to get tickets for the Oasis tour next year. 

Fans took to X in their droves to comment on Liam’s performance ahead of his highly-anticipated reunion with Noel.

‘Glad I never got Oasis tickets after hearing that Liam Gallagher performance‘. 

‘Does this Oasis reunion no favours this Liam Gallagher performance’

‘Liam Gallagher genuinely sounds f*****g awful’

However some fans enjoyed the singer’s performance, as one wrote: ‘You were better than the main event…think you were on longer too!’;

‘Liam Gallagher, highlight of my night,’; 

‘Liam Gallagher sounding exactly how he has done for years tonight, for those of you who’ve only heard Wonderwall from 30 YEARS AGO,’; 

‘Dont understand why people are criticising this performance! Its classic liam Gallagher.’

Despite what some may say was an ‘awful’ gig, Liam did help make history as show has become the biggest live boxing event in British history.  

Also taking a seat in the crowd was former Love Island star Tommy Fury who was booed by a large section of the 96,000-strong crowd at Wembley Stadium. 

The boxer, 25, reacted to the boos and jeers in good spirit by cupping his ears and smiling. 

This was Tommy’s first public appearance since news of his split from former fiancée Molly-Mae Hague was confirmed last month.

Molly-Mae did not go into detail regarding the reasoning behind their break-up after five years together.

However, Tommy has since issued a statement hitting back at ‘false allegations of cheating’ following speculation on social media.

Molly-Mae and Tommy met on the reality TV show Love Island in 2019 and they welcomed their daughter Bambi in January 2023.

Tommy’s big brother Tyson Fury was also at Saturday’s fight in London.

While Tommy was roundly booed when he appeared on the big screen, the crowd soon changed their tune when the picture switched to Tyson, who was sat next to promoter Eddie Hearn.

Reacting to the crowd cheering him after booing his younger sibling, Tyson was seen laughing wildly.

Tommy had faced questions about his private life earlier in the day at a Q&A session at Box Park. 

After being asked what had been happening recently, he replied: ‘Quite a lot to be honest… A lot’s been happening, some good some bad, but media’s going to be the media at the end of the day. 

‘But let’s talk some boxing. I’m excited to be at Wembley and I think it’s going to be a great night of boxing. I’m looking forward to every single fight on the card and I think there’s going to be some explosive fights going on.’

He then stated that he wanted to get back into the ring himself in December before claiming that he was aiming to fight five or six times per year.

‘I’m a fighter at the end of the day,’ he said. ‘All the other stuff on the side is stuff I’ve picked up through life but I’ve spent my whole entire life being a fighter so that’s what I want to do and get back to.’  

Daniel Dubois stunned the world and knocked out Anthony Joshua in the fifth round of their IBF heavyweight title to retain his belt.

The two British rivals finally met inside the ring to battle it out for the heavyweight title inside of a packed-out Wembley stadium and, to the surprise of many, it was Dubois who emerged victorious.

From the opening bell, ‘Dynamite’ Dubois put on a sensational display as he showcased his immense power and scored a knockdown in the opening round.

A stunned ‘AJ’ returned to his corner to seek the guidance of trainer Ben Davison and, in the second round, he did manage to hang on as Dubois pushed forward.

However, Joshua never looked as though he’d fully recovered from the early blow and was on the canvas once again in the third round, seconds before the bell rang.

Once again, AJ composed himself in the fourth and never shirked away from the barrage of punches thrown by Dubois, who could smell a knockout victory coming.

It was all in the fifth after Joshua caught Dubois and charged forward before the IBF heavyweight champion delivered a brutal counter right-hook that sent his rival to the canvas.

Joshua attempted to get back to his feet for the third time in the fight but stumbled over and gave the referee a simple decision to call off the bout.

There was clamour among the 96,000 fans in attendance as many couldn’t quite believe the emphatic display from Dubois on the night.

However, speaking inside the ring after the bout, Dubois insisted that he’s not even reached his ‘full potential’.

‘I’ve only got a few things to say, are you not entertained?!,’ he declared.

‘It’s been a journey and I’m grateful to be in this position. I’m a gladiator, I’m a warrior until the bitter end.

‘I want to get to the top of this sport and reach my full potential.

‘Behind the scenes, the work with my dad. I’ve been on a rollercoaster run, this is my time, this is my redemption story. I’m not going to stop until I reach my full potential.’

Meanwhile, after the fight, Joshua remained humble in defeat and admitted he ‘came up short’ on the night – as he suffered the fourth loss of his professional career.

The defeat to Dubois sparks debate over Joshua’s career and likely puts an end to the possibility that he will ever face rival Tyson Fury – who is scheduled to fight Oleksandr Usyk in December.