Anthony Joshua recovered from a difficult start to defeat Kristian Prenga, saying afterward that he felt "unstoppable" despite being dropped twice early in the fight. The heavyweight bout in Saudi turned quickly after a shaky opening round, with Joshua regaining control and finishing the contest by knockout in the second.
The result underlined Joshua’s resilience as he fought through early danger and found a way to end the fight decisively. After surviving the two knockdowns, he responded with the kind of attacking finish that has kept him among the most closely watched names in heavyweight boxing.
The victory also carries added importance because it helps preserve the expectation of a future clash with Tyson Fury. With Joshua getting past a dangerous moment against Prenga, attention is likely to return to what could be one of the division’s biggest potential matchups.
Beyond the result itself, the fight added another emotional chapter to Joshua’s long career. His comments about feeling unstoppable captured both the relief and confidence that came from overcoming adversity and leaving Saudi with a dramatic comeback win.
