BBC Two: Day 2: 22:00 - 22:30 Commonwealth Games

Welcome back to Glasgow and the Commonwealth Games. I do later to

have the company of Barry McGuigan and that means boxing. We will not

start that, we begin with a gentler form of physicality and judo. Owen

Livesey in white, 138 macro in blue. -- Tom Reid.

Tom Reed underneath. Obviously not fearing that with Owen Livesey at

all. Owen Livesey does not mind attacking with that move when he is

on top, but not with him on his back. Arm over, one-handed attacks

there, because it is right against left. Such a different stance from

the last fight. Now we have got kilograms judo. -- KG. -- cagey.

They train together a lot and you get that, when they train together,

they know what the big guns are. Owen Livesey has not attacked yet,

Tom Reed is originating. Has to be careful about that one. Tom Reed.

Can Owen Livesey get that laid out? He is trying to tie the arm off. --

leg. Tom Reed has given it. Tom Reed, every time, going down. He has

to be careful of the drops. It could cost of a penalty full of their it

is. -- it could cost him a penalty. There it is. Another penalty to Tom

Reed. Just edging out Owen Livesey. Nearly a tip. Very close their the

counter. Owen Livesey looks strong. Tom Reed can feel the power. That is

why he is a little bit cagey. Do not write Owen Livesey off. He needs to

catch the right moment. Good feet. Good to turn out of that, Owen

Livesey. He was like a cat. Almost halfway through this final. Nice

move. Nice move from Tom Reed. Two penalties to one. Tom Reed has the

two penalties, so he will have to try and pull it back. Owen Livesey,

he needs to attack now. They are cancelling each other out. It seems

it is one for one, back and forth, cancelling each other out. It seems

it is whoever gets there first. Tom Reed backed out, it should be a

shido really. He just walked out. Third penalty then to Tom Reed. Owen

Livesey should smell blood. Just one penalty away from a gold medal. He

will not want this to go that way. Owen Livesey, has to choose his

moment. Doing everything right, Owen Livesey. Squashing the big

techniques of Tom Reed. Now then! Very close. And now Tom Reed has got

Owen Livesey on his back. Has he got a strangle on? He might have it on,

Owen Livesey. Trying to get the leverage. Tom Reed just holds off.

One minute and seven seconds left. That is enough of being calm, Tom

Reed needs to pull it out of the bike. -- bag. Tom Reed needs to open

up. Into the last minute. That last minute could be one hour when you

are out there. Both in good condition, both going for it. Is

that going to be a second penalty for Owen Livesey? It is. Good

tactical play by Tom Reed. The third penalty would open it up. He has got

the time to do it. 36 seconds. Trying to stand up, 31 seconds. Owen

Livesey, has he got the strangle? Has he got the leverage? Might be

across the face. 17 seconds left. I have got Danny Williams to the right

of me. Now Tom -- Tom Reed girls, seven seconds... Owen Livesey on

top. -- goes. It is all over. Owen Livesey gets the gold medal and

Winslet. Tom Reed could not do anything about it. Just lacked that

little bit extra. What a comeback for Owen Livesey. You lost me there

are four beds, I was watching Danny Williams do gymnastics -- you lost

me there for a bit. Gold and silver for England, but we were not sure

which way it would go. A great comeback for Owen Livesey. Came back

after two years. He was a bit disillusioned with judo, but back at

his best now. He will be representing Great Britain at the

World Championships. Tom Reed, great performance from him. Just loses

out. Did not quite have enough, will have to be content with the silver

medal. There were further gold medals for

Megan Fletcher and Danny Williamson and Gold medal for Sarah Clark. Have

you tried it? It is very tough. It is similar to boxing, they have to

struggle to make weight and fight every day. I could not run the risk

of hurting my to. I am sure you have never shared a room with someone you

are about to fight! That is crazy. It is amazing. Live sport still

going on, squash and hockey at the moment and that is available on the

red button. Back to boxing and Ruairi Dalton took on Christopher

Katanga, he is known for his all-out aggression and has been working on a

hit and move tactic. Especially in this new amateur area of head

protection, we will join it at the start of the second round.

Into the second round will stop that is Ruairi Dalton. His opponent is

Christopher Katanga -- into the second round. He has just conceded

the opening round will stop three scores are used, the judges are

seated ringside -- he has just conceded the opening round. Ruairi

Dalton has exposed a few faults. He keeps leaning forward, Christopher

Katanga and he keeps falling short and that is because Ruairi Dalton

adjusts his feet and brings them onto a left hook. Good boxing from

Ruairi Dalton. Katanga falling short of the right hand once more. The

mouthpiece of Katanga becoming dislodged. It will have to be rinsed

and reinserted. It is an infringement he will not want to see

a curt too many times. It can cost you an infraction -- occur. Action

resumes. Five judges using this new system. Three of them selected

randomly by computer. Katanga got through with a good write of his own

and it is those scores which will be used to officiate the contest --

right. Exchange of body shots at mid range. Katanga catching Dalton on

the edge of his right hand. He has a dangerous right hand, Katanga, he

needs to more in that combination and perhaps the left hook after

that. Dalton needs to concentrate. He needs to come back with the left

hook. Good right hand over the top. Good left to the body from Dalton.

Good right from Katanga. Competitive exchange towards the conclusion of

this second round. Dalton goes with the right hand to the body once

more. Good right hand from Katanga. Competitive round, that one. I think

the keyboard Dalton is to keep the movement going, once he slows up his

feet, Katanga seems to do well -- I think the key for Dalton. When he

holds his feet, he lands a good left hook to the body, Dalton. That was a

superb shot, change the angle and go hook to the body, Dalton. That was a

downstairs to the body. Clever boxing from Katanga. He is not out

of this contest, he is still dangerous. Another round in

unanimous fashion, scored for Dalton. Make no mistake, that second

round was competitive. He will know he is two rounds down now, so do not

be surprised -- surprised if we see a faster start by the man from

Zambia. So, round three is underway. Striding straight out to the centre

ring and firing left and right is the man from Zambia who is

trailing. Another exchange as Katanga is

getting through with shots of his own. Katanga's Corner will know that

he is behind so they will have said to him, you just have to go all out

now. Katanga is a four-time national

champion in Zambia. This year and in 2012 he took the title at 52 kilos,

the weight class in which he is competing now. In 2000 over 2010, it

was a lighter weight, and before that a lighter weight still, so

three titles at different rates. The man from Northern Ireland keen to

initiate a clinch to allow his head to clear. That was a reminder for

Katanga that he is still wants to win this. Clever boxing from Dalton

on the back foot but he has to keep his concentration level high until

the bell goes. An opponent like Katanga is just

looking for that single shot. Still dangerous.

Dalton should not really be taking the risks here. It is good for

Katanga, to find the target. What a shot on the inside. Super. Beautiful

left hand underneath from Dalton. Dalton began the round boxing on the

back foot and a distance. Katanga knows he needs stoppage, in

all likelihood, the force of victory. Dalton has played his part

in what has been a highly entertaining third and final round.

It must be the man from Northern Ireland, Ruairi Dalton. He led by

2-0 giving into the third and final session but then engaged the man

from Zambia in exchanges that the final two thirds of the round. That

was the best shot of the contest, that at the cut on the inside. What

a punch. After a little slip to the side, then brings the punch through

the middle. Super. Zhang and gentlemen, the judges have

a unanimous decision. Through to the next round, in the red corner...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE And from Zambia, Mr Katanga!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE So, Ruairi Dalton bios and

acknowledges the crowd here at the SECC after propelling by a points

victory in unanimous fashion over the Zambian champion Christopher

Katanga. He's through to the next round.

A good performance from Ruairi Dalton. It impressed you?

Very impressive. He normally likes to bring the fight to his opponent

but he showed in this much he is versatile, he boxed on the back

foot. The point about the headguards, why he normally don't

move your head with a headguards, because it cuts your peripheral

vision but when you can actually learn to slip. Majka here is the

example. Look at that beautiful skill that we have not seen for 25

years because of them wearing the headguards. Absolutely beautiful.

That is a new level of skill that has been introduced and they are

learning to fight without the headguards, and that is a perfect

demonstration of why I think they should not wear them, and it has

been so exciting, fight after fight. It is almost like we have laid these

aren't just because of your presence but it has been a busy day from

Northern Ireland. Another one for you now. Stephen Donnelly took on

Pakistan's Hassan Asif. We join from the start.

COMMENTATOR: The man in blue from Northern Ireland, Stephen Donnelly,

25 years of age, has started in great fashion. Mohammad Asif from

Pakistan finds himself on the canvas and insignificant trouble.

Another right hand! The bout has been stopped. Stephen Donnelly from

Northern Ireland, a man in a hurry. The reigning Irish champion, the

three-time reigning champion of Northern Ireland has just produced a

devastating display of dynamite punching and Mohammad Asif from

Pakistan has been caught cold. Well, what can you say about that?

Terrific work with the right hand. Straightaway, he knew his opponent

had a low left hand, and just targeted the right hand over the

top. The peach of a punch. What a punch that was. The refit accuracy,

timing, straight on the end of the chain. Stephen Donnelly, welcome to

the Commonwealth Games. And the expression on the face of Asif

suggested he did not know what had hit him, but we can tell him from

point, it was the right hand that repeatedly boxed him solidly.

Didn't last long, just a few seconds. Donohue lost actually in

the first round in Delhi four years ago. And he was sent home because he

got drunk in the village, so he has had a troubled past. I'm delighted

he has come through. He has punching power tonight. That right hand, the

first one, he measured it earlier on, it was not very long, he hit him

with another right hand, and the second time was enough for the

referee. Ouch. Don't tell the Pakistani that, then. Thanks for

coming all this way. Great stuff, the perfect overhand right. Next up,

England's Scott picks Gerald bought a St Lucia opponent. -- Scott

Fitzgerald. COMMENTATOR: It is his first fight

but Scott picks Gerald is getting accustomed to international

competition. -- Fitzgerald. Scott Fitzgerald is a member of the

GB Development Squad, so he is learning new techniques. A brilliant

shot from Scott. A good left hook, his favourite punch. Good shot as

well to the body. He has hurt his