After Joshua forced a stoppage in the third round, Wladimir Klitschko entered the ring to announce he will be facing Joshua on April 29, Here is all the action as it unfolded on a memorable night in Manchester.

What a spectacular night of British heavyweight action that was! Anthony Joshua continued his meteoric rise to super-stardom and will fight the legend that is Wladimir Klitschko.

Dillian Whyte and Dereck Chisora unquestionably put on the fight of the night, a brutal war for the ages. The veteran takes hold of the microphone and rallies the crowd.

On April 29th, Wembley Stadium, the next chapter of AJ's career will take place and we already have a mouthwatering heavyweight bout in to look forward to.

Molina had trained in the hope of landing the one big punch which would secure the knock out, which he admitted was his only hope of winning.

It was already difficult to see where the knock out come from. Unless it was from Joshua. Sure enough the pride of Britain dropped his challenger in the third with a huge right.

It was only a few more seconds and a salvo of blows before referee Steve Gray intervened to award Joshua his 18 th knock out in a perfect start to his professional career.

Molina is floored and groggily makes it back to his feet. The onslaught comes from the champion and the referee saves Molina, stepping in to stop the punishment.

And providing the Brit sees Molina off in front of a home crowd, his next fight could be against Wladimir Klitschko. Joshua's camp were in negotiations with Klitschko's prior to the Ukrainian sustaining a calf injury.

A bout could now be scheduled between the two for early Argos AO. View this post on Instagram. Share this article Share.

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Joshua vs. Klitschko is a mouth-watering matchup for heavyweight boxing fans. The ahead-of-schedule Joshua has established himself as the best of a new generation of heavyweights, while Klitschko stands as the once-unbeatable avatar of an older guard.

Ian Darke IanDarke Joshua did his job and is obviously good. At the halfway point, Joshua landed a powerful straight right hand to drop Molina to the canvas.

The challenger beat the referee's count of ten, only for Joshua to pounce on the American with a flurry of punches culminating in a left hook to force the referee to call a halt to the fight.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Boxing competition. Retrieved 16 April BBC Sport. The Ring. Sky Sports. Here we go, AJ looks imposing in there.

AJ bobbing and throwing simple one-two combinations. Whyte wins a split decision We go to the score cards Both fighters given a huge round of applause!

And to the winner by SD Dillian Whyte! It's gone the distance Whyte seems to knock Chisora down, or was it a slip? Del needed a hand up!

Whyte spun around with a big shot from Del, both men going for the 12th-round KO! What a treat this has been. Two rounds left Clean uppercut from Chisora rocks Whyte - shades of the AJ shot that ended their fight a year ago.

Bellew has it a round to Chisora, Richie Woodhall has Whyte up by a round, this is tight! Nine rounds in Second wind from Whyte at the start of this round, pushing Chisora back on the ropes.

Whyte back to the jab and keeping his right low, which attracts Del to throw the left hook. Round 8 and it's turning into a classic First bit of leaning at the beginning of the eighth.

Both land clean shots at the bell, this is great entertainment. More good action in the seventh round, both men hooking from midrange. Since , more than 20, fights rated and more than 99, votes collected!!

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