Joshua knock out. pic.twitter.com/Xun6OcFcpj — Steve Yule™ (@Yuleser) September 22, 2018
In case you just woke up... This is what Anthony Joshua did to Alexander Povetkin in slowmo. #JoshuaPoevtkin pic.twitter.com/mAxiVaHodR — Oh' Kelvin (@kelvinekerete) September 23, 2018 It was a huge statement from Joshua on the day that Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury announced their heavyweight clash will take place on December 1st. The Watford heavyweight has now won 21 of his 22 fights by knockout, and has added another impressive name to his CV. In his post-fight interview, Joshua stated his intent to fight Wilder next at Wembley in April. "I got my knockout streak back," he said. "I found my right hand which had gone missing for a while. It's lining up for April 13. "April 13 is what I'm really interested in. "My No 1 would be Wilder. That's it. Let me not talk about No 2 or No 3. "Wilder, that's it."