A tense and compelling bout marked the latest chapter in Anthony Joshua’s career, setting the stage for a highly(‘,’, but the)(11) anticipated super‑fight with Tyson Fury later in the year.
The 36‑year‑old British champion extended his record to 30‑4, but his night fell under unexpected pressure when the up‑to‑date Albanian, Kristian Prenga, dropped him twice early in the first round.
Joshua steadied in the second round, unleashing a powerful sequence of right hands that sent Prenga to the canvas and secured the victory Jeddah had awaited.
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