2014 BOXING fight – Anthony Joshua vs Michael Sprott – full fight Video

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Fight rated 2 stars by AllTheBestFights.comReview: 2014-11-22, tough punches but the fight was too short: Anthony Joshua vs Michael Sprott gets two stars. The undefeated 2012 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist Anthony Joshua entered this fight with a pro boxing record of 9-0-0 (9 KOs=100%) and he is ranked as the No.24 heavyweight in the world, he has already fought six times in 2014 beating Denis Bakhtov in his last bout (=Joshua vs Bakhtov).
His opponent, Michael Sprott, has a record of 42-22-0 (17 knockouts) and he entered as the No.61 in the same weight class, he has fought three times in 2014 beating Martin Rogan and Anthony Nansen but then he lost to Kali Meehan. Joshua vs Sprott is valid for the WBC International heavyweight title; undercard of Nathan Cleverly vs Tony Bellew 2. Watch the video and rate this fight!

 

 

Date: 2014-11-22

Where: Echo Arena, Liverpool, UK

Division: heavyweight (over 200 lbs, 90.7 kg)

Title: WBC International heavyweight title

Result: Click here to show the fight’s result
Anthony Joshua def. Michael Sprott (TKO, round 1)

 

Joshua’s previous fight: Anthony Joshua vs Denis Bakhtov

Joshua’s next fight: Anthony Joshua vs Jason Gavern

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3 comments on “2014 BOXING fight – Anthony Joshua vs Michael Sprott – full fight Video”

  1. It’s going to be a lot more interesting when we see Joshua in with real competition. The future looks bright — as it always does when you’re beating up journeymen.

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