<p>Anthony Joshua produced a stunning seventh-round knockout of Dillian Whyte as he overcame his toughest challenge yet to seize the vacant British heavyweight title at The O2.</p> <p>Joshua, who also retained his Commonwealth crown, ended a bad-tempered clash after one minute and 27 seconds, initially staggering his bitter rival with a straight right before finishing him off with a ferocious right uppercut.</p> <center>
Chris Eubank Jr won the final eliminator for Daniel Jacobs' WBA middleweight title after overpowering tough Irishman Gary O'Sullivan in seven rounds at The O2.</p> <p> An action-packed fight concluded after the seventh when O'Sullivan's corner withdrew him from the contest with the 31-year-old from Cork fading before Eubank's onslaught.</p>
<p>Chris Eubank Jr won the final eliminator for Daniel Jacobs' WBA middleweight title after overpowering tough Irishman Gary O'Sullivan in seven rounds at The O2.</p> <p>An action-packed fight concluded after the seventh when O'Sullivan's corner withdrew him from the contest with the 31-year-old from Cork fading before Eubank's onslaught.</p>
O2 Arena, London - In a WBA final middleweight title eliminator, Chris Eubank Jr. (21-1, 16KOs) stopped heated rival Gary "Spike" O'Sullivan (22-2, 15KOs) in seven rounds. They felt each other out early. Eubank was working the jab and O'Sullivan was looking for something big. In the second, Eubank landed a hard uppercut that stunned Spike and then started unloading with an arsenal of punches. Spike weathered the storm and stunned Eubank with a left to back him off.
Anthony Joshua (14-0, 14 KOs) and Dillian Whyte (16-0, 13 KOs) both weighed in this afternoon ahead of their British and Commonwealth heavyweight title fight tomorrow night at London’s O2 Arena. The two unbeaten rivals have been on something of a collision course ever since Whyte defeated the 2012 Olympic Gold Medallist in an amateur contest six years ago.
<p>Anthony Joshua MBE gave away the chance to potentially walk second to Dillian Whyte in their British and Commonwealth Heavyweight title clash at The O2 in London on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports Box Office.</p>
Anthony Joshua (14-0, 14 KOs) and Dillian Whyte (16-0, 13 KOs) both weighed in this afternoon ahead of their British and Commonwealth heavyweight title fight tomorrow night at London’s O2 Arena. The two unbeaten rivals have been on something of a collision course ever since Whyte defeated the 2012 Olympic Gold Medallist in an amateur contest six years ago.
<p>Anthony Joshua MBE gave away the chance to potentially walk second to Dillian Whyte in their British and Commonwealth Heavyweight title clash at The O2 in London on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports Box Office.</p>
Dillian Whyte turned his back on Anthony Joshua MBE and Spike O’Sullivan landed a kiss on Chris Eubank Jr. as the top of the bill fighters hit the scales for tomorrow’s blockbuster show at The O2 in London, live on Sky Sports Box Office. Joshua and Whyte clash for the British and Commonwealth Heavyweight titles at the top of the stacked bill, and in front of a packed crowd at the Indigo in The O2, both men looked in fantastic shape. Whyte hit the scales first at 17st 9lbs before Olympic gold medal hero Joshua took to the stage to a thunderous reception, and weighed in at 17st 7lbs.
<p>Anthony Joshua (14-0, 14 KOs) and Dillian Whyte (16-0, 13 KOs) both weighed in this afternoon ahead of their British and Commonwealth heavyweight title fight tomorrow night at London’s O2 Arena.</p> <p>The two unbeaten rivals have been on something of a collision course ever since Whyte defeated the 2012 Olympic Gold Medallist in an amateur contest six years ago.</p>