That'll do it for us tonight boxing fans. We hope you enjoyed our live coverage of Bernard Hopkins historic world championship victory over Tavoris Cloud live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY.

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AND NEW.....@therealbhop makes history yet again, becoming the oldest man to ever win a major championship. Impressive performance.

— CompuBox (@CompuBox) March 10, 2013

At 48-years-old...truly amazing.

Bernard Hopkins is the best fighter of the past 25 years. 48 years old and Philly's favorite son. it's an honor. #boxing #HopkinsCloud

— Polo Pazzy (@vinnie_paz) March 10, 2013

Hopkins in the ring after the fight: I have a history of screwing young champions. Love it!

An absolutely amazing night at the Barclays Center. Hopkins gets a deserved victory, makes history yet again, and proves that he is one of the greatest fighters not just of this but of any era.

And the scorecards are in...

116-112, 117-111, 116-112

for the winner and NEW IBF light heavyweight champion...

BERNARD "THE EXECUTIONER" HOPKINS!!!!!

We have seen HISTORY!!

And we'll go to the scorecards...Hopkins wins 8-4, 116-112 on my card. Should be history in the making.

Only Hopkins can stand right in front of you and make it impossible to hit him.

— FightNights.com™ (@boxing) March 10, 2013

One more minute in Tavoris Cloud's reign...

3 more mins to hear and the "NEW"

— Peter Quillin (@KIDCHOCOLATE) March 10, 2013

Should seem that way...

Gave Cloud the 11th to make it 7-4 in rounds...but Hopkins clearly seems in command in the fight.

Final round...got B-Hops ahead but scoring could be all kinda screwy...

Cloud seems like the aim on his punches are off

— Peter Quillin (@KIDCHOCOLATE) March 10, 2013

Hopkins amazingly has been just outmoving the young champion...this is the kind of fight that ruins a kids confidence.

They should do some sort of tournament with all the younger, supposedly stronger and better champions that Bernard Hopkins has beaten over the years...Pavlik, Pascal, on the way to beating Cloud...

Bhop looking pretty damn good. Gave him 10th round. #boxing

— Dan Rafael (@danrafaelespn) March 10, 2013

Cloud looks tired, and mentally drained...and Hopkins is nearly two decades older.

Two rounds to go and Bernard Hopkins is inching closer to another world title. 7-3, 97-93 going into the championship rounds.

How can it be that what Hopkins is doing both amazes and bores me?

— Martin Mulcahey (@MartinMulcahey) March 10, 2013

Hopkins is NOT boring tonight. He's fighting when he needs to and toying with the kid when he wants to.

In BHOP corner: Naazim: "make this young motherf@&kerquit" #HopkinsCloud @hboboxing @barclayscenter @goldenboyboxing

— BoxingHype (@BoxingHype) March 10, 2013

Not adding anything to this one...

The ninth was another Hopkins round. 6-3, 87-84 as we enter the championship rounds.

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Hopkins jab and amazingly movement are the differences in this fight. Cloud is doing a lot of chasing but having some hard time hitting B-Hops with anything clean.

In the words of @jeanpascalchamp "boxing lessons"

— Peter Quillin (@KIDCHOCOLATE) March 10, 2013

A marvel...nothing else to say.

Have Hopkins 77-75 after the eighth round. Cloud was busier in the eighth so he got that one.

All joking aside...how does this guy do it. Bernard Hopkins is 48-years-old and making Tavoris Cloud fight his fight in every aspect. Gave Cloud the eighth but still an amazing job so far from Hopkins.

The official call is accidental headbutt but the tv replay clearly shows a clean punch by Hopkins

— Mauricio Sulaiman (@wbcmoro) March 10, 2013

And why doesn't boxing have replay again?

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Hopkins takes round seven and leads 5-2, 78-75 on my card.