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Moore: Joshua Won’t Escape Heavy Defeat Against Prenga

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Heavyweight contender Brandon Moore has warned Anthony Joshua that Kristian Prenga possesses the power to recreate the upset Andy Ruiz Jr. caused. Moore, who previously sparred with the Albanian fighter, stated Prenga carries genuine concussive force and could emulate Ruiz’s historic knockout over Joshua. Read Also:UFC: South Africa’s Du Plessis Secures Dominant Win Against Usman [...]

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