This is Five Life Boxing.

So Anthony Joshua is back in business.

He knocked out Robert Hellenius in an emotional night at the auto.

In fact, the fight was well.

It was a lot harder and a lot closer than anybody expected.

In the end, Ajay dropped him and then he dramatically left the ring.

This is going to be the story of a fight and where we go from here.

I'm Steve Bunts and this is Five Life Boxing.

Now I was watching from ringside and just along from me watching also from ringside was Barry Jones.

Barry wasn't working for Five Life, he was working for his own who was screening the fight.

Barry, I want to ask you, I want you to break down for me your reactions on when you saw Ajay in the first couple

rounds, then in the middle rounds and then in the finish and then in the actions after this four

parts. I'm going to put my feet up and you're going to explain those four parts to me because I'm a

little bit mystified by them myself. That's why I say it.

I feel like I'm always having to go with him and I don't mean that but again, he came out,

you know, hands high, you know, trying to be a bit like on his feet.

We're working the jab better than he did against Franklin, originally I would say.

His feet were better than a good movement.

Yeah, but still, it's still the same problem lies.

I still think that he's more tentative than usual than he used to be, I would say and he's not

punching through the tag. He's not stepping in with the jab to punch through the tag.

That's what, so he's touching with the jab. It's hitting the tag.

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