Joe Joyce

JOE JOYCE has stopped Christian Hammer in brutal fashion in the fourth round at Wembley Arena.Joyce was caught a couple of times in the first round, b.

Vidal is so tough. Vidal is backed onto the ropes and struggling. But the Doncaster southpaw has rebounded with seven wins on the spin and is now dreaming of a world title shot. The Doncaster man is taking oxygen on and is talking to his worried team. Joyce vs Hammer Joyce vs Hammer Joyce vs Hammer - round 1 Joyce vs Hammer - round 2 Joyce vs Hammer - round 3 Joyce lands a bodyshot and Hammer is DOWN again! Joyce vs Hammer - round 4 Joyce was caught a couple of times in the first round, before upping the pace and dropping Hammer FOUR times en route to victory.

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I was caught, went down, and I was caught again and went down again.” It is difficult to make a case for how he could win, though. “Those punches didn’t hurt that much,” Joyce said. “I’d prefer not to rely on my chin,” Joyce said. People catch me with punches and I seem to walk through them.” However, it is hard to imagine how Hammer can win, because even if he does land a lucky punch, the chances are it will just bounce off Joyce’s head.

Joyce was initially set to face former WBO world heavyweight champion, Joseph Parker. But the fight was put on hold after Parker's trainer Andy Lee declared ...

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Im at that level, ready for the world stage. British heavyweight Joe Joyce kept hopes of fights with Oleksandr Usyk, Anthony Joshua and even Tyson Fury ...

The visitor just beat that count, only for Joyce to fly back in and crack a left hook into the body that folded Hammer and stopped the fight in the fourth round. "I'm top level ready for the world stage. At the end of the session a left hook sweeping across didn't even connect cleanly but had enough behind it to put Hammer down. "Especially because I haven't fought for so long I have to warm into the fight." That would have all evaporated if he slipped up against Germany's Hammer. Joyce had been out of the ring since 2021, having to recover from a broken wrist this year. British heavyweight Joe Joyce kept hopes of fights with Oleksandr Usyk, Anthony Joshua and even Tyson Fury alive as he crushed Christian Hammer inside four rounds at Wembley Arena in London.

Joe Joyce provided a timely reminder that he's a significant threat in the heavyweight division as he bludgeoned Christian Hammer in four rounds.

Joyce has worked himself into a superb position in the rankings, and now is the time for the unbeaten star to capitalise on his rating. He allowed Ambomo to land shots frequently, but the Bexley man did have some good moments, and that was enough to give him the verdict. Zolani Tete reminded people just how dangerous he is with a stunning fourth-round stoppage against Jason Cunningham. The latter had been riding an excellent wave with some impressive wins in recent times, but that counted for nothing as Tete dominated from the outset. In the third stanza, Joyce began to take over, and although the bout was less than ten minutes old, Hammer was visibly feeling the pace as he chose to rest on the ropes. Joe Joyce provided a timely reminder that he’s a significant threat in the heavyweight division as he bludgeoned Christian Hammer in four rounds. In the opening session, there were some concerns in Joyce’s corner as he failed to defend himself against Hammer’s onslaught.

Joe Joyce is still the top contender for one of the heavyweight titles following a straightforward fourth-round win over German veteran Christian Hammer.

“He was tough, game and he hit me with some shots early on… Hammer looked to counter the right hand over the jab in round two, and managed that with some success, but Joyce was applying a lot of the pressure and Hammer was starting to breathe heavily. The writing was on the wall and another body shot saw Hammer go down and out after 80 seconds of the round.

JOE JOYCE survived a close shave with Christian Hammer last night and can now try cutting down Anthony Joshua.The 36-year-old Putney Juggernaut sparke.

So I think he needs it.” “I think he needs the fight because he’s older. I don’t cuss him for it so he needs to just focus on himself.” “I definitely don’t have a chin like Joe Joyce and I definitely wouldn’t want to take the punches he takes either. “I have a big heart and engine and a good chin and I am ready for all comers. “I tend to take a few early shots until I warm into the fight and get my footwork and head movement going.

Joe Joyce floored Christian Hammer four times and stopped him for a fourth round technical knockout win in their heavyweight fight on Saturday night i.

It’s good to be back in the ring and I’ve had so many training camps and set backs, it’s just good to be back out there again and firing.” Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. Thanks to Hammer for coming out here and giving me a good fight.

The Juggernaut overcame a slow start to remain unbeaten and move to 14-0, and, crucially, cement his status as the mandatory challenger for the WBO world ...

'Joe Joyce is very, very much in the mix. 'He got the cobwebs out of his system tonight. When the opportunity is presented, I'll get my body, my mind and boxing technique up to level.' 'It was a proper snap - so there's no problem with that; we've seen that. I've had my warm-up fight now, so I'm ready for action. The Juggernaut declared himself ready for the winner of Oleksandr Usyk vs Anthony Joshua (left) and Tyson Fury (right)