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    Anthony Joshua made it two wins from two at the expense of Paul Butlin - though the heavyweight prospect was at least made to wait until the second round to record another routine victory. Fighting in his second home of Sheffield on the undercard to Kell Brook's fight with Vyacheslav Senchenko, the Olympic gold medallist once again showed not only his punching power but also his ring skills.

    The 24-year-old from Watford found his range early on behind a pinpoint jab before landing some heavy blows on the brave but outclassed Butlin. It looked at one stage like it could all end inside the opening round, just as it had done on Joshua's pro debut against Emanuele Leo earlier in October. However Butlin battled through some tough moments to hear the bell and gamely carried on in the second until being knocked down by a brutal one-two combination. [Click Here To Read More]

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    In few months, Joshua would catch up with Wilder's KO record.

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      few ideas for his next opponent, what about avila who went 9 rounds recently with chisora or how about carl baker, better that than guys like sandor balogh who have about 2 wins in 50 fights and just come to cover up, whats the point in that, no one wants to see 6 rounds of someone covering up do they? or if they do then dont televise it cause its pointless.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by knockoutkid View Post
        few ideas for his next opponent, what about avila who went 9 rounds recently with chisora or how about carl baker, better that than guys like sandor balogh who have about 2 wins in 50 fights and just come to cover up, whats the point in that, no one wants to see 6 rounds of someone covering up do they? or if they do then dont televise it cause its pointless.
        I suppose the danger is that if they open up too much Joshua will knock them out early.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by MDPopescu View Post
          In few months, Joshua would catch up with Wilder's KO record.
          I would love to see these two fight maybe 3 years from now. The battle of the ko kings.

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