Tonight was a spectacular night for boxing and one of the best fights anyone has ever seen frankly. A fight of titans between Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua. Unbelievable frankly, it was a fight for the ages, well and truly. Speaking to TNT Sports Boxing Hall of Famer and former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis said: […]

Some crippling boxing was shown tonight in Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois of the most violent sort seen in a ring in some time. We can’t recall such a brutal knockout as tonight in a long time, certainly. Joshua got caught flush walking onto a right hand and Jake Paul said of what he saw:

Anthony Joshua was caught with a very heavy knockout tonight after two heavy knockdowns before that. He fought bravely but hopefully he gets himself the all clear to box again after taking some rest after tonight. It was that heavy a knockout, Ryan Garcia the American boxing star said of the fight: Joshua’s promoter Eddie

Conor McGregor went wild here when Dubois dropped Anthony Joshua at Wembley Stadium. Dubois ultimately knocked Joshua out moments later. It is safe to say that Conor McGregor won some money tonight on Dubois judging by this reaction early in the fight in this knockdown: McGregor seen clearly in the background there jumping up and

The level of violence was at a maximum in this concussive knockout in boxing tonight. Dubois retained his IBF heavyweight title and crown in some fashion. A new angle with better quality of the shot and knockout is available here: Massive respect to Joshua too, full respect to Joshua for fighting back like he did

Here is the Daniel Dubois vs Anthony Joshua live reaction from what both fighters said straight after the fight and more. What an epic heavyweight fight tonight. What a knockout win for Daniel Dubois, here’s the live reaction from the fighters and more: Brutal stuff. The hurt business. What a fighter both of them showed

This is a non altered real image of such a ferocious punch that Daniel Dubois landed on Anthony Joshua it turned the side of his face. This is possibly, seriously, the hardest punch ever landed in a heavyweight boxing ring in the history of the sport. My word: Hat tip to Mark Robinson/Matchroom on the