Daniel Dubois produces stunning knockout to beat Anthony Joshua at Wembley

Daniel Dubois successfully defended his IBF belt after a convincing victory over Anthony Joshua.

On Saturday night, in front of a packed crowd inside the Wembley Stadium, Joshua and Dubois went to battle inside the ring with the IBF belt on the line.

Big names such as the likes of Tyson Fury, Conor McGregor and Oleksandr Usyk were all in attendance as the two Brits fought on home soil.

Prior to the main event, Liam Gallagher performed for the crowd as fans eagerly waited for the ring walks.

As the fight began, Dubois was quick out of the blocks as he landed a huge right hand towards the end of the first round. Joshua made the count and was then saved by the bell.

In the second round, Dubois continued to go for AJ in a bid to end the fight early.

34-year-old Joshua looked shaky and was hit multiple times by his opponent.

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Joshua was knocked down again in the third round and was saved by the bell again.

In the fifth round, the pressure finally told as Dubois landed a huge punch to put Joshua on the floor.

The man from Watford was never surviving the count this time as the referee waved off the fight.

Dubois has successfully defended his title with a huge victory over Joshua.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, former world champion George Groves said: “He did hurt Dubois, his legs stiffened and Joshua is a fantastic finisher. He goes for the right uppercut and that is such a risky shot to throw. He's a fraction too slow and Dubois lands first.”

Speaking after his victory, Dubois said: "I've only got a few words to say: Are you not entertained?!

"It's been a long journey, I'm grateful to be in this position.

"I'm a gladiator, I'm a warrior to the bitter end. I want to reach the top level of this game and reach my full potential.

"I've been on a rollercoaster ride. This is my time, this is my redemption story, and I'm not going to stop until I reach my full potential."