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There was only one possible result.

Antony Joshua needed to win and he won in style.

Inside two rounds he knocked out Frances Engarno. He dropped him three times in

total the last time from a perfect right hand and Engarno was stretched out for the full

count of 10.

Antony Joshua needed it,

heavyweight boxing needed it.

I'm Steve Bunth, and this is five live boxing on the road. The fight was meant to start at 220 it didn't start to go on 3 o'clock

it's now well it's probably about half 4 20 to 5 it's a late night and what we've seen in this

rehab ring was quite simply sensational. Nobody expected AJ to drop Francis Angarou, to expose him as brutally as he did,

to send him down for the final count with a right hand from history, a right hand from time.

Down went Engarnu, not a chance of beating the count.

And Anthony Joshua just stood there with his chest out and he glanced down at the WBC heavyweight champion of the

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