Hearn gave his prediction for Joshua's fight with Ngannou: "Knocked out by the end of the eighth round"

Alexandr Ormanji Jan. 24, 2024, 4:52 p.m.

Promoter Anthony Joshua Eddie Hearn made a bold prediction for the upcoming fight between his protégé and the former UFC heavyweight champion. Francis Ngannou. Eddie is confident that it will all end in the eighth round.

“I am confident that he will exhaust and knock him out, that by the end of the eighth round this fight will end, and Anthony Joshua will be ready to fight for the title of absolute world champion,” the functionary said.

Joshua's confrontation with Ngannou will take place on March 8 in Saudi Arabia.

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