How hard does Anthony Joshua hit? Fucking hard. Just ask his 18 opponents, not to mention this video where he breaks a punching machine. Yes, you read that right.
Ahead of Joshua's world title unification fight with former heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko, we take a trip down memory lane by reliving the moment he broke a punching machine.
The IBF champion and good-mate Troy Deeney were tasked with who could punch the machine the hardest. The Watford skipper has followed Joshua's journey closely, and here he was going one-on-one with him.
(Joshua's right-hand landing flush on the chin of Eric Molina back in December)
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Being the pro, Joshua stepped up to the plate first. He delivered a BIG right-hand, notching a 797 score.
The Watford frontman then nailed the machine with a decent looking right-hand generating a score of 757.
Round 2.
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The Watord-native then took a second swing. He hit the machine so hard, it failed to register a score. The power of Joshua, ladies and gentleman. Check out the footage below:
Meanwhile, in just over a month, the Olympic gold medalist will come face-to-face with Klitschko in front of a British record attendance. Over 90,000 fans will flock to Wembley Stadium to witness one of the biggest events of the sporting calendar.
(Who you got?!)
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As well as his IBF title, the vacant WBA belt is also up for grabs. And leading up to his biggest professional test, the 27-year-old looks in phenomenal shape.
April 29th can't come soon enough!
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