Prenga warns of Joshua’s punching power
Kristian Prenga admits Anthony Joshua’s punching power was overwhelming, suffering his first career knockdown in their heavyweight bout. com/prenga-warns-of-joshuas-punching-power/
Kristian Prenga, in his post-fight interview with boxing journalist Tris Dixon, acknowledged that Anthony Joshua's punching power surpassed his own during their heavyweight bout in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Prenga revealed that he experienced his first knockdown in his career and during sparring before being stopped in the second round.
Despite the two knockdowns by Joshua, the Albanian managed to recover and secure the victory. Prenga expressed respect for Joshua's power, stating, "Of course, it's power because it's the first time I got knocked down in my career, in my life. I've never been knocked down in sparring. It's the first time. I think he has the power."
The 35-year-old Albanian, with a 20-1 record, had faced a challenging opponent in Joshua, who dedicated the win to close friends Sina Ghami and Latif "Latz" Ayodele, who tragically lost their lives in a car crash in Nigeria.
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