Dillian Whyte: Kein Kampf gegen Anthony Joshua, stattdessen Whyte vs Breazeale
Zudem dürfte das Publikum mehr Interesse an einem Duell Wilder vs. Joshua als an einem Rematch gegen Breazeale haben. Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua, OBE (* Oktober in Watford, England) ist ein Gegen den US-Amerikaner Dominic Breazeale absolvierte Joshua gut zehn Wochen später seine erste (freiwillige) Jan Höfling: Klitschko vs. - Erste Titelverteidigung des IBF Champions im Schwergewicht Wer Knockouts liebt, muss Anthony Joshua lieben. Der Ausnahmeathlet Joshua.Joshua Vs Breazeale Key Events Video
DOMINIC BREAZEALE IMMEDIATELY AFTER KO LOSS TO ANTHONY JOSHUA; TALKS LESSONS LEARNED IN FIRST LOSS
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You're not and I'm coming. Anybody out there with a world title you're getting it. Eddie Hearn said he expects the Golovkin fight to be signed next week, while dad Eubank Snr said: 'Golovkin should be, if he's clever, watching this young man here.
Eubank showboats a bit after those two knockdowns before another uppercut, which has been the shot of the fight, drops Doran for a final time.
This time it's the body shots that see Doran down. He's back up and then down again seconds later Doran is throwing wild hooks but isn't landing cleanly as Eubank ducks and weaves.
The champion responds with a lovely combination with bodyshots and uppercuts which turns into a relentless assault up against the ropes.
He pressures the Welshman into letting an uppercut through which drops him. Doran gets back up but looks shakey as he goes to his corner.
Doran is open for Eubank's jab every time and gets his nose bloodied early in round two. The Welshman does well with lovely counter hooks though, landing a left and then later a right.
Eubank establishes his range again though and beautifully evades Doran's swings whle popping the jab. Another round for Eubank. Very strange start to the fight with mind games from Eubank.
He stays in his corner and beckons Doran on but is told off by the referee as the first exchange is held up. Eubank lands a lovely uppercut but then takes a stumble before shaking it off with an Ali-like jig.
The champion then establishes the jab with a minute to go, landing three stiff ones in quick succession. Doran doesn't look fazed though and times a few nice shots of his own before the round ends.
That one goes to Eubank though who landed far more. We've just seen Chris Eubank Jr warming up with his father in the dressing room and Michael Buffer is on the mike.
Eubank faces a much tougher test than the son of his dad's old rival, in the shape of undefeated Welshman Tom Doran. As if there weren't enough big hitters at the O2 tonight Rory McIlroy is in the house, fresh from his disappointing display at US Open.
One thing McIlroy won't have in common with the two men in tonight's main event is being Olympians, after the Northern Irishman withdrew from the games in Rio due to fears over the Zika virus.
McIlroy will surely have watched his countrymen get knocked out of the European Championship against Wales earlier today and will be hoping for a more rousing performance from Anthony Joshua tonight.
It was time for me to really take my time today and really start learning how to box,' the year-old said. He climbed back to his feet but a perfectly timed right wasn't seen by Benn's dazed opponent and rocked his head back brutally, knocking him out cold.
Anthony Joshua is in the building and looking relaxed as he has all week ahead of his first title defence. The year-old was returning from shoulder surgery and a seventh-round knockout loss to Anthony Joshua in December but wasn't completely satisfied with his performance against a late replacement.
Hibbert put up a good fight but was battered and bloody by the midway point and the referee had seen enough as the Italian laid it on the Briton.
A good evening to all and welcome to our live coverage of tonight's action at the O2 Arena, where Anthony Joshua will defend his world heavyweight title for the first time against Dominic Breazeale.
Joshua has promised to put on a show in his fifth successive fight in his home city, but the undefeated American will be looking to defy the odds and provide a massive upset in front of a partisan crowd.
Before that we'll be providing round-by-round updates from the O2 in a crucial all-English super middleweight clash between George Groves and Martin Murray, which follows another battle of Britain which sees Chris Eubank Jr defend his British title against Welshman Tom Doran.
In the building! Argos AO. Rory Brigstock-Barron Host commentator. You can read Jeff Powell's report from the O2 Arena below.
Hope you had a great Saturday night and enjoy the rest of your weekend. Joshua was asked if he would fight someone like Joseph Parker next.
He replied: 'I think it's going to have to be the likes of Parker. So he watched that. As Breazeale fell like a redwood tree by the ropes Foster called an end.
Joshua knocks out Breazeale in Round 7. Breazeale showed his toughness but Joshua was just too good. Not sure what did it but Joshua's nose is bleeding.
Breazeale has a long reach and has managed to get his glove on the champion a few times. Can Murray produce something dramatic to steal this fight from Groves in the closing stages?
The initial rounds were all very tight and cagey, but Groves is looking better than he has in a long time. The pre-fight favourite is using his jab to keep Murray at bay.
After a slow start, Murray is starting to make an impression, taking his opponent to the ropes and unloading with some body shots.
There are plenty of questions hanging over Groves heading into the bout - can he take a big shot? Is he over the hill?
Has he struggled to make the weight? Now time for possibly the most anticipated fight of the night, with George Groves taking on Martin Murray.
Both of these guys have fought for the world title before and have come up short. At this stage of their careers, they both know defeat could extinguish their long-held ambitions once and for all.
Chris Eubank Junior successfully defended his British middleweight crown in his first fight since his near-tragic contest against Nick Blackwell.
Blackwell was in a medically-induced coma for a week when he suffered a bleed on his brain after losing to Eubank in March.
Thankfully Blackwell is recovering well, although he remains angry with Eubank for milking the publicity from his plight as he sees it.
Eubank put that controversy behind him as he dispatched Tom Doran in four rounds at The O2 with his usual bravado and style. Eubank, 26, jabbed well and rocked Doran with a right uppercut in the first round, but he did not have it all his own way as the Welsh challenger also landed.
He floored Doran in the third through a succession of hooks to the body and head and showed his characteristic swagger as he posed in the.
He gamely got up, but the end was not far off and he went down for a third and final time under a glancing right uppercut.
Eubank moves to and promoter Eddie Hearn claims he is in talks to land him a shot against middleweight king Gennady Golovkin in the UK in September.
I want the hardest, toughest challenges out there for me. After showboating in the early stages, Eubank Jr - who is clearly the superior fighter - is starting to sit down on his punches and do some real damage.
Eubank is putting together some dazzling combinations at times, and the punches are starting to take their toll on Doran, who is having to show plenty of courage to survive.
These are two of the most charismatic men involved in British boxing. Chris has already achieved his ambitions - and his son is looking to follow in the footsteps of his quick-witted father.
Many suspect Tom Doran is out of his depth against Eubank. Anyway, Chris Jr is really making waves in the world of prizefighting and is on the cusp of real stardom now.
In the days before this bout, promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed they have held talks about a possible fight with GGG. The punch sent Joshua scurrying across the ring on shaky legs.
Breazeale did a good job of recovering in between rounds to come back and continue to take punishment in round three. Joshua trapped Breazeale against the ropes in the round, but the American fighter was able to land some nice right hands that caused Joshua to back off.
Joshua was nailing Breazeale with a lot of jabs and left hooks that were doing a number on his eye. Joshua a huge left hook to the head of Breazeale late in the round that caused sweat to fly into the audience.
Breaeale had almost completely stopped punching by the 5th. He was just throwing jabs and looking to land punches when he was backed against the ropes.
With Breazeale not throwing any punches, Joshua was free to tee off on him with pot shots and head-snapping jabs.
The hand speed difference between the two giant heavyweights was significant. Joshua was the much faster fighter, and was able to land his punches well before Breazeale.
Joshua was making the first defense of the world title he won in April with a second-round KO of 6-foot-5 American southpaw Charles Martin, who went down without much resistance against the 6-foot-6 British slugger.
The 6-foot-7 Breazeale certainly proved that he could take a shot, though, and started to fire back with some combinations of his own in Round 5, but Joshua just seemed to shake off the best the challenger could deliver.
Joshua was taken into the seventh round for just the second time in his career, but he would not have to go much farther as his power began to break down the challenger.
Anthony Joshua used his jab to set up his power punches against Dominic Breazeale on Saturday as he earned a seventh-round KO in London to retain his heavyweight world title.
Photo by Matchroom Sport. The end came in the seventh, with Breazeale backing up against the ropes, Joshua unloaded a barrage of punches to send the American to the canvas.
Breazeale beat the referee's count of ten, only to be backed up again with a flurry of punches, ending with a left hand to send the challenger down for the second time and prompting the referee to call a halt to the fight.
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