Anthony Joshua secured his third win of the year on Saturday night, claiming a TKO victory over Otto Wallin in a highly anticipated match held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as the main event of the “Day of Reckoning” card.
This year, Joshua had previously triumphed over Jermaine Franklin in April and Robert Helenius in August, showcasing his prowess in the ring.
Despite expectations of a tough challenge against Wallin, Joshua dominated the bout, ultimately achieving a fifth-round technical knockout. Notably, the Swedish boxer had previously faced defeat only once, against Tyson Fury in 2019.
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With this recent victory, Joshua’s record stands impressively at 27 wins and three losses, with an impressive 24 knockout wins to his credit.
Recognizing the challenge faced by Wallin, his coach, Joey Garnache, made the decision to halt the fight, prioritizing his boxer’s well-being and sparing him from further suffering.
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