Ringside fan footage of Tyson Fury’s KO of Dillian Whyte emerges from Wembley Stadium

Tyson Fury rocked Wembley Stadium by knocking out Dillian Whyte with a colossal right uppercut on Saturday night.

The Gypsy King saw off his challenger in style in front of a British record attendance of 94,000 at the national stadium.

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Fan footage from ringside has now emerged showing the ending of the fight.

Fury's uppercut appears even more brutal from this angle as Whyte collapses backwards in the direction of the camera.

The crowd reaction is also emphatic as those watching on jumped out of their seats.

The moment the fight is waved off is also clear to see as Whyte staggered into the referee's arms and was unable to continue.

This prompted a huge roar from the stands in celebration.

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The scorecards for the fight have also now been revealed and one of the cards has been called into question as judge Juan Carlos Pelayo awarded rounds two and three to the challenger.

In the eyes of most observers Fury was firmly in control of the bout for the first five rounds, before finding the KO in the sixth.

Many felt that perhaps the first round was close and debatable, but aside from that the champion appeared to secure a shut-out.

This was reflected in the scorecard of judge Robert Tapper, who had it 50-45 for Fury after five rounds.

Judge Guido Cavalleri scored just the opener for Whyte, and so had it 49-46 for Fury.

But judge Pelayo gave Whyte rounds two and three, so his total scorecard had Fury just one round up after five at 48-47.