British fighter Anthony Joshua survived the first knockdown of his young career, coming back to drop Wladimir Klitschko twice before stopping him in the 11th round to retain his world heavyweight boxing titles. Before a boisterous crowd of 90,000 at ...

The panic in the Joshua camp is thicker than London fog. They keep saying this fight is bigger than gold, bigger than Wembley, bigger than Klitschko.

Pulev has previously taken on Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko – being stopped by both – and speaking to SunSport, the Bulgarian gave his views on fighting Itauma. “He’s good. Undefeated, very quick. We will see. It will not be easy, but why not?”