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Saudi Arabia, heavyweight boxing in G Ghana versus Joshua and boom went the former

UFC heavyweight champion from the absolute dynamite of A. J. I'm Brian Campbell of Morning Combat here to break it down welcome into the post-fight analysis show.

That was vicious. That was violent. That was unexpected obviously in some ways in the totality of the one-sided nature for all the thoughts

we had coming into this about whether this was about Francis Inganu's story and how much of that performance last October and a disputed split decision loss to Tyson Fury's fury being overweight was, you know, magic was an aberration was

excuse excuse. Most of us raised rightfully so our expectations of what Inganu could do against Joshua but

styles do make fights can't look away from that being a very out of shape fury last

fall and Anthony Joshua when he acts like that when he behaves like that when he speaks like that when he thinks like that when he makes ice cold killer looks like that without

celebrating after delivering the boom you quickly realized it was the wrong

guy on the wrong night

and that extremely large gap in true experience

and form and technique, which Ingano was able to,

I don't want to say fudge,

but not expose himself against Fury because he was limiting himself to just one

punch at a time again would ultimately cost him on the scorecards but this is just a different

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