Joshua v Prenga - heavyweight predictions
Figures from the boxing world give their predictions for Saturday's heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Kristian Prenga.
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"I think AJ will win by a stoppage late."
— Anthony Joshua , Athlete
"I expect him to go out there and emphatically deal with Prenga."
— Anthony Joshua , Athlete
"Any version of Joshua will have too much for Prenga."
— Anthony Joshua , Athlete
"You will not see a third round. Joshua will win by a brutal, nasty and vicious knockout."
— Anthony Joshua , Athlete
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Figures from the boxing world give their predictions for Saturday's heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Kristian Prenga.
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