Tyson Fury Cheers on Anthony Joshua
ANTHONY JOSHUA knocked down Francis Ngannou in the first round – and Tyson Fury was loving it.
The Gypsy King had a front-row seat for the heavyweight clash in the Kingdom Arena, Saudi Arabia.
Tyson Fury cheered on the knockdown with enthusiasm
Fury laboured to a points win over the MMA champion in October but Joshua made light work of his opponent.
Exciting Fight Moments
Joshua knocked down Ngannou just over a minute into the contest, and Fury reacted with enthusiasm as he passionately applauded his compatriot.
That was just the beginning of the excitement as Ngannou staggered back to his feet before seeing out the round.
However, he was soon back on the canvas as AJ landed a deadly right hand to send the Cameroonian spiralling.
Ngannou got back up once again, but the next right hand from Joshua ended the contest as it was lights out for The Predator.
'Knockout Chaos' Event
The event was billed as 'Knockout Chaos' and it delivered on its billing, with Joshua proving his power once again.
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How do I wrap my hands for boxing?
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How To
How to Breathe Properly While Boxing
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