FANS were left gobsmacked after catching a new angle of Daniel Dubois’ brutal punch that KO’d Anthony Joshua in the fifth round.
Dubois dropped his British rival FOUR times at Wembley on Saturday night, culminating in him finishing off Joshua to defend his IBF heavyweight title.
A new reverse angle of Dubois’ KO of Joshua was caught on ringside video
Unseen footage showed the punch from behind Dubois
The referee could be seen waving off the fight after AJ failed to get to his feet
Dubois’ deadly right hand that rendered Joshua unconscious was caught on an epic ringside video.
Incredible new footage from Wembley Stadium’s Instagram account showed a raw clip of Joshua’s final fall.
The pay-per-view cameras are set up inside the ring, so many fans at home only saw the final moment from Joshua’s right hand side – but this new footage gives a different view.
The Watford boxer tasted the canvas in every round bar the second, unable to cope with a relentless Dubois.
For a moment Joshua began to roar back at Dubois in the fifth round, leaving commentators believing he could somehow turn the tables on the one-way traffic up until that point.
But with Dubois retreating onto the ropes, and Joshua stepping to him, the 27-year-old unleashed a right down into the latter’s chin.
Joshua then fell head first against the canvas as Dubois jogged over to the nearby corner with referee Marcus McDonnell starting his ten-count.
Joshua couldn’t get up to his knees, after beating the count on three occasions across the previous rounds.
Round by round: How Dubois demolished Joshua
ANTHONY JOSHUA bravely picked himself up from the floor against Daniel Dubois – until he could no more.
AJ was floored four times in five rounds by Dubois before a thudding counter right closed the show in dramatic fashion.
Here, SunSport’s Jack Figg takes you round-by-round from the Wembley war.
ROUND 1
Dubois comes out sharp with the jab as Joshua bounces around struggling to deal with the piston-like left.
Huge right hand from Dubois has AJ staggering backwards with his hands far too low from the opening bell.
Joshua made to pay for the mistake as he circles out with his hands down and gets dropped by an overhand right.
ROUND 2
Joshua – saved only by the bell after being floored – struggles to get going as he takes shots to the face.
AJ is tottering and teetering around the ring with his guard again dangerously low and inviting pressure on.
Joshua is attempting to get back into the bout but his jab looks far too lazy – he doesn’t look to have recovered from the knockdown.
ROUND 3
AJ comes out with more intent but swings wildly with a right and connects with only thin air.
Dubois pours on the pressure and hammers Joshua into the corner scoring another knockdown.
The bell sounds but Dubois lands one or two afterwards – again AJ is saved by the clock as the writing looks on the wall.
ROUND 4
Disaster strikes again with Joshua floored once more – losing his balance as he touches the canvas.
The referee gives AJ another fighting chance and Dubois lands a low blow – giving the challenger some valuable respite.
Dubois slows down as four rounds come to a close with Joshua showing sensational resilience to hang in there.
ROUND 5
Joshua lands a huge right hand and Dubois legs buckle – an astonishing turnaround looks to be on the cards.
AJ pins Dubois onto the ropes and attempts one of his signature uppercuts but the countering right hand gets there first.
Joshua is caught flush on the chin, dropped once more and this time out for good. Dubois scores a stunning KO win.
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And fans were quick to comment on the new angle posted online.
One wrote: “You can really see AJ sink into the punch here.”
A second eagle-eyed user said: “You can see in the background that AJ’s coach Ben Davison was about to throw in the towel.”
While another added: “AJ’s defence gets worse and worse in every fight.”
The 34-year-old has now lost four times from his 32-fight professional career.
He suffered his first KO defeat since being blasted out by Andy Ruiz Jr in 2019.
This was his first fight defeat since losing twice to Oleksandr Usyk.
Some of boxing’s biggest stars were in attendance as Tyson Fury and Usyk sat near each other ahead of their December rematch.
Roberto Duran and Terence Crawford took ringside seats, while golfer Rory McIlroy and MMA star Conor McGregor were seen enjoying the show.
Following the brutal loss, Joshua was adamant that he’ll fight on, stating that he’ll “always be a fighter”.
His promoter Eddie Hearn added: “I’m sure he will exercise that rematch clause. I mean, I think that’s a given.”
‘Are you not entertained? I’m a gladiator’ – What Dubois and Joshua said after brutal fight
DANIEL DUBOIS annihilated Anthony Joshua’s dream of becoming a three-time world heavyweight champion, writes Wally Downes Jr.
Joshua was floored FOUR times as Dubois landed an astonishing fifth-round knockout in front of a record 96,000 Wembley crowd and millions of TV viewers to retain his IBF belt.
AJ, 34, never recovered after being downed in the first round of last night’s Battle of Britain showdown as a huge Dubois right-hand haymaker caught him flush on the chin.
Here’s what they said after the fight:
DANIEL DUBOIS
“Are you not entertained? I’m a gladiator, a warrior to the bitter end. This is the biggest win of my career. I couldn’t let this opportunity go and now I want to go to the top level of this game.
“I’ve been on a roller-coaster ride and this is my time. I’m not gonna stop until I reach my full potential.”
ANTHONY JOSHUA
“As p***ed off as I am, it is what it is.
“I had a sharp, fast opponent and there were a lot of mistakes from me. Credit to my opponent and his team.
“We rolled the dice and came up short. You know I’m p***ed but I’m going to keep cool and give respect to my opponent.”
FRANK WARREN (DUBOIS’ PROMOTER)
“It was a phenomenal fight, like Hagler v Hearns.
“A brilliant fight and everybody has seen a champion’s performance tonight.
“Daniel has shown his courage, his skills.
“AJ caught him with a shot towards the end and I was worried, but what a fabulous, fantastic fight.”
EDDIE HEARN (AJ’S PROMOTER)
“AJ shipped a huge right hand in the first round and was fighting on heart.
“He hurt Daniel at the end of the fourth and then again in the fifth, but got greedy and walked on to a right hand and that’s all she wrote.
“I’m sure Anthony will exercise the rematch clause.”