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Robert Helenius is put to sleep by Anthony Joshua with a powerful knockout (VIDEO).

Former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua delivered a resounding victory over Robert Helenius in their highly anticipated heavyweight showdown. This win marked Joshua’s first knockout victory since his triumph over Kubrat Puliev in December 2020.

Originally scheduled for his long-awaited clash with Dillian Whyte, Joshua’s plans took an unexpected turn when Whyte tested positive in a recent drug test. As a result, Helenius stepped in as a late replacement, only seven days after his previous fight and win in Finland.

Helenius came into the ring with an aggressive approach, aiming to push Joshua back. However, Joshua remained composed, relying on his precise jabs and patiently waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike. It was not until the seventh round that Joshua seized his moment and delivered a devastating knockout blow.

This victory was crucial for Joshua, as it cleared the way for potential future fights against top contenders. With talks of a potential clash with Deontay Wilder in January, Joshua needed to prove himself against Helenius as a worthy opponent. And he did just that with an impressive seventh-round knockout.

As Joshua continues to solidify his place among boxing’s elite, fans eagerly anticipate the thrilling matchups that lie ahead.

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