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Day of Reckoning results from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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World Boxing News provides live results from Riyadh Season in Saudi Arabia for the huge Day of Reckoning card featuring a heavyweight feast.

Day of Reckoning live results

Anthony Joshua stopped Otto Wallin on his stool. AJ had too much for the Swedish fighter and got the job done.

Joshua moves on to a third heavyweight title shot after Wilder’s defeat.

Deontay Wilder lost 200m from two fights with Anthony Joshua. The cash purge comes after Wilder failed to throw a solid punch in his loss to Joseph Parker.

Parker won on points after twelve frustrating rounds.

Dmitry Bivol defeated Lyndon Arthur via unanimous decision after dropping the Briton.

Daniel Dubois pulled off a last gasp knockout against Jarrell Miller to find form again following a loss to Oleksandr Usyk.

Dubois enjoyed the best of the main exchanges and was ahead on the cards going into the final round.

However, Miller carrying 333 pounds ultimately told. He tired and took too many punches towards the end.

Despite pulling out his tongue with thirty seconds remaining, Miller was obviously out on his feet.

‘DDD’ piled on the pressure and got the stoppage with only ten seconds left.

European champion Agit Kabayel caused something of a shock by stopping heavyweight prospect Arslanbek Makhmudov.

Kabayel put pressure on Makhmudov, the first opponent able to do so, leading to ‘The Lion’ succumbing in the fourth round.

Jai Opetaia defended his cruiserweight title with a stunning KO of Ellis Zorro.

The crowd was worried for a while such was the ferocity of the punch. Thankfully, Zorro got the his feet.

Filip Hrgovic blasted out Mark de Mori in the first round predictably.

De Mori had no business being in the ring with the rugged Croatian after his poor showing against a half-fit David Haye.

In the opener, Frank Sanchez dropped Junior Fa more than once to continue his rise up the WBC rankings.

Sanchez was by far the more powerful of the two and took Fa out in the seventh round.

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