
Robert Helenius was left in need of medical assistance after being brutally knocked out by Anthony Joshua.
Joshua's Impressive Performance
AJ stepped in to fight Helenius with just a week's notice, after Dillian Whyte was unable to compete due to a failed drug test. Despite facing criticism from the crowd throughout the match, Joshua steadily worked his way through the fight.

Showstopper KO
The bout reached its climax when Joshua unleashed a powerful right hand, following a double jab. Immediately recognizing the severity of the knockout, referee Victor Loughlin called off the contest, granting Joshua his first knockout victory since 2020.
Potential Super-Fight with Deontay Wilder
With this win under his belt, the two-time heavyweight world champion can now set his sights on a potential super-fight against Deontay Wilder in Saudi Arabia next year. Eddie Hearn, Joshua's promoter, revealed their three-fight plan which includes matches against Robert Helenius, Deontay Wilder, and Tyson Fury.
Joshua's Transformation
Hearn expressed his belief in Joshua's development as a mature heavyweight, stating that the boxer is now ready for the big marquee fights. With an improved strategic approach and a desire to avoid any more losses, Joshua's performance against Helenius showcased his growth as a fighter.
Confident in Upcoming Fights
Hearn confidently claimed that Joshua has the potential to defeat Deontay Wilder and attested to his dedication to the sport. He also hinted at ongoing discussions to secure the fight with Wilder in the coming days, expressing readiness to close the deal.
Joshua's impressive victory has solidified his standing in British boxing and has fans eagerly awaiting his future matchups.