Revealed, video of Anthony Joshua practicing his right punch to KO Francis Ngannou

Revealed, video recording Anthony Joshua practice right hand punches to hit KO Francis Ngannou in a fight in Saudi Arabia last weekend. Incredible locker room footage shows Anthony Joshua practicing the exact same punch that knocked out Francis Ngannou moments before the fight. Fury gave his opinion on AJ’s performance.

Fans have praised Anthony Joshua after incredible pre-fight footage showed him practicing the precise punch that knocked out Francis Ngannou. AJ wasted no time in the ring last night as he secured a knockout victory over the MMA superstar.

The former heavyweight champion knocked his rival to the canvas in the opening round, before a powerful combination of right hands and left hooks in the second round sent him down again. Ngannou got back to his feet, but looked shaky as he was put down by Joshua with another overhand right. The Cameroonian was surprised by the Briton’s fast start – but perhaps he should have been aware of his tactics.

As Joshua warmed up for this fight, he worked on his fight-ending right hand. AJ and his team have been praised for their excellent preparation. One fan said: “Joshua’s team worked on right hands extensively during warm-ups, which is rare. Very elite fight planning. They knew beforehand that Ngannou’s stance limited him to avoiding right hands.”

Another added: “They are totally prepared and ready.”

A third commented: “Joshua has finally found the right team for him I think.”

The 2012 Olympic gold medalist’s performance impressed Tyson Fury with fans saying he looked “terrified” at ringside. Asked about the Joshua fight, Fury said: “I’m sure Oleksandr Usyk will have something to say about it.

“I had a great performance against Ngannou. AJ was fantastic and burned him with right hands. I still underestimate him. AJ was made to measure up to me. Just because he knocked out Ngannou – that’s not the same. He couldn’t land a single one from his right hand on Usyk, who is much smaller and lighter. Fighting style determines the fight and his style was created for me.”

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