Anthony Joshua vs Joseph Parker RESULT including undercard updates





  • Anthony Joshua faces Joseph Parker in a heavyweight unification clash in Cardiff
  • The two world champions collide at the Principality Stadium on Saturday night
  • Joshua Buatsi, Anthony Crolla, Joe Cordina and David Price also star on the bill 
  • Follow all the action on a bumper night of British boxing with Sportsmail here 

By Tom Farmery For Mailonline

Published: 17:29, 31 March 2018 | Updated: 00:25, 1 April 2018

JEFF POWELL'S SCORECARD 
JOSHUA  ROUND PARKER 
10 1 9
10 2 9
10 3 9
10 4 9
9 5 10
9 6 10
10 7 9
10 8 9
9  9 10
10 10 9
10 11 9 
10 12 9
117 TOTAL 111

The rains relented in the city but with the temperatures still stuck in midwinter the upward of 80,000 in attendance were as grateful for the roof over the stadium as the combatants in the ring.

Joshua had threatened to warm things up by bringing blood and pain to the heavyweight argument, while Parker had talked in terms of waging war.

The language – verbal and body – had been respectful between them throughout the build up but both had trained to their lightest battle trim for some time.

The two unbeaten heavyweights collided for the WBA, WBO and IBF titles atop a packed bill of boxing in Cardiff that also features the likes of Anthony Crolla, David Price, Joe Cordina and Joshua Buatsi. 

Relive the action as it happened live with TOM FARMERY, with JEFF POWELL, OLIVER HOLT and DANIEL MATTHEWS at the Principality Stadium.

For those viewing this on the mobile app, please click here for live coverage. 




 


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