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Published 08:18 26 Jun 2016 BST
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In the end it was little more than a sparring session for Joshua, who was able to pick his punches at his own pace, at his own leisure.
It was in round seven that it all came apart for Breazeale, a jab from Joshua's left Breazeale unguarded, and AJ landed a huge right hand to put the American on the deck.
Breazeale, tough fighter that he is, came back for more, but got swiftly put back on the deck once more by AJ. So it's 17 fights, 17 victories, 17 knockouts for Anthony Joshua – and still the IBF world heavyweight champion.#AndStill @anthonyfjoshua successfully retains his IBF Heavyweight title over @TroubleBoxing via KO #JoshuaBreazealehttps://t.co/Pjabuvn1GM
— SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) June 25, 2016

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