anthony Joshua vs Dominic Breazeale (25 June 2016)



Anthony Joshua is set to take on Dominic Breazeale on Saturday night, 25 June 2016 in the Sky BoxOffice PPV card taking place at the O2 Arena in London. It will be the IBF heavyweight title fight where Anthony Joshua will defend his title for the first time. Sky has produced a loaded undercard with some great matchups on the night where coverage will begin at around 07:00 pm uk time.
It will all start with the undercard fight between Dillian Whyte taking on Ivica Bacurin in the 8 round heavyweight clash followed by Conor Benn taking on Lukas Radic in the super light-weight category. Chris Eubank JR will be in action against Tom Doran for the British middleweight title George Groves vs Martin Murray will co-feature the fight alongside Anthony Joshua vs Breazeale.
The main-event between Joshua and Breazeale is schedule to start at around 10:30 uk time. Showtime will have live coverage for the US viewers on their regular channels (Non-ppv)
Joshua vs Breazeale Preview: The build up to the fight has been great as Anthony Johsua going into the fight in a hope to defend his title for the very first time. Not much expected of Dominic Breazeale who has a career record of 17 wins in 17 fights with 15 knockouts but he has yet to face a top level competition and against Joshua he is clearly the underdog.
Joshua himself is unbeaten with a perfect record of 16 wins in 16 fights and knocking out each and every opponent so far. Joshua’s has only been taken beyond three rounds by British heavyweight Dillian Whyte and Joshua camp expect another knockout win in early rounds.
In the undercard fights, George Groves is hoping to get the better of Martin Murray which will set him up as the mandatory challenger for WBA world super middleweight title. Chris Eubank Jnr is also in action against Tom Doran and there are talks of Eubank Jr to take on Gennedy Golovkin by the end of this year.

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