Anthony Joshua was walking away before his opponent even hit the floor in thunderous one-punch KO – Francis Ngannou must beware his power too

Francis Ngannou will diminutive doubt know he must beware Anthony Joshua’s power.

The pair meet on Friday night in Riyadh, headlining a present entitled ‘Knockout Chaos’ in reference to the stunning punch power every men hold.

In his twelfth pro wrestle in 2015, AJ picked up arguably the finest KO of his career when he made gentle work of Raphael Zumbano Fancy.

The Brazilian heavyweight had the skills revenue going into the wrestle, with 47 old fights below his belt.

Nonetheless, it certainly didn’t inspect that contrivance once the first bell rang.

Joshua was cool, aloof and picked up for as prolonged as the wrestle lasted, stalking Zumbano Fancy round the ring.

Halfway thru round two, Joshua landed the finishing blow, sending Zumbano Prefer to the canvas with a crushing appropriate hand.

It appeared AJ knew the wrestle was over as soon as the punch landed, as he was and began walking away before his opponent’s body had even thudded on the canvas.

The mettlesome Brazilian attempted to originate it lend a hand to his toes, but once again fell against the ropes and so the referee wisely waved off the contest.

Knocking out opponents in stunning vogue had turn into so ordinary for Joshua at this point of his career that he barely even properly-known, merely holding his hand up to the crowd and bowing.

Ngannou indubitably has his hold highlight reel of stunning knockouts.

Worthy of the focus leading up to his wrestle with Joshua has been on his file-breaking power, especially after he floored Tyson Fury in October.

Nonetheless, the Zumbano Fancy KO must be a stern reminder that AJ possesses serious strength of his hold.