Tommy Fury secured a majority decision victory against Eddie Hall at Manchester’s AO Arena.
Supported ringside by his half-brother and heavyweight star, Tyson, Fury – who was returning to the ring for the first time in over a year – did enough in the eyes of the judges to see off the former world’s strongest man.
The three ringside judges - former world champion Tony Bellew, heavyweight fighter Derek Chisora, and influencer Chase DeMoor - scored the six-round fight 59-56, 58-56, 57-57 as Fury took the exhibition win.
The pair exchanged six two-minute rounds, with Hall, by far the bigger fighter and over 100lbs heavier than his opponent, looking to be the aggressor and chase Fury down to land power shots.
Fury, 27, looked to dance around the edge of the ring and flick out jabs to keep Hall at bay, while also hoping to land combinations through counter attacks.
“This was for my new baby boy, Midas,” said Fury as he revealed the name of his second child with Molly-May Hague. “It is another Fury, it’s another boy.
“I’ve fought a lot of people, and this guy can fight. He’s not slow, he’s fit. Thank you for taking the fight and thank you for a great night in Manchester.”
Earlier, two-time Olympic champion Jade Jones secured a stoppage-time victory in only her second boxing bout.
Jones, who won taekwondo gold at London 2012 and Rio 2016, defeated Argentina’s Federikita by scoring a knockdown in the first round before the one-sided fight was stopped in the second.
