Anthony Joshua Suffers Nose Injury to Retain Titles After Stopping Carlos Takam At Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Wales

Anthony Olaseni Joshua left nothing to doubt about being able to deliver a win, having beat his France-based counterpart Carlos Takam in the tenth round, to continue his reign as the WBA and IBF heavyweight titles holder.
The Brit defiled nose injury sustained from head butt from Carlos in second round which left him bleeding and came back in the fight to rain punches on his counterpart.

AnthonynJoshua suffers nose injury when in head-to-head collision with Carlos Takam  

At the 10th round, Joshua made the France-based Cameroon's fighter his 20th knock-out victim with a hook-uppercut to continue his unbeaten run at the Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Wales.
"Takam, it was a pleasure. I comento fight, I don't sit on the edge and make decisions. It was a good fight until the ref stopped it," Joshua recalled the knockout "So, I have the utmost respect for Takam."