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Joshua defends his IBF and WBA Super heavyweight belts against Kubrat Pulev at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on Saturday, October 28 – and according to Paul Butlin, it’s likely to be another early night for the champion.
The Midlander felt Joshua’s power at the start of his pro career. Joshua turned pro after winning Olympic gold in London in 2012. He had his second pro fight against Butlin in Sheffield – and knocked him out inside two rounds.
Joshua has kept knocking out whoever’s been put in front of him and Butlin said: “You don’t realise how hard he hits until he hits you.