Anthony Joshua vs Carlos Takam
Saturday October 28 2017
Principality Stadium in Cardiff

Anthony Joshua fights Carlos Takam in Cardiff tomorrow night after Kubrat Pulev – the mandatory challenger for his IBF heavyweight world title – pulled out with a shoulder injury, less than two weeks before bout was due to take place.

The fight takes place Saturday October 28 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

Frenchman Takam is rated at number three with the governing body and has been on the hunt for a showdown with the British star, and gets his golden chance at ripping away Joshua’s titles in the Welsh capital after Pulev picked up a shoulder injury in sparring.

Where to watch Joshua vs Takam

Sky Box Office (UK)
Sky Sports Plus (Italy)
RTL (Germany) – free on Astra 1 satellite
Sport 2 Hungary
Sport 4 Israel

And probably available on IPTV and streaming websites!

About Anthony Joshua vs Carlos Takam

The Anthony Joshua vs. Carlos Takam fight will be a highly anticipated heavyweight boxing match, drawing global attention as Joshua looks to defend his WBA, IBF, and IBO heavyweight titles. Takam, a formidable and experienced boxer from Cameroon, will be stepping in as a late replacement but will still pose a significant challenge. Known for his resilience, power, and ability to take a punch, Takam will aim to disrupt Joshua’s dominance in the division.

When the fight happens, Joshua will likely rely on his superior height, reach, and knockout power to control the bout from a distance. He will aim to land heavy shots early, hoping to wear down Takam, whose aggressive style and durability could force Joshua into a tougher battle than expected. Takam will look to close the distance, using his strength and endurance to test Joshua’s stamina, particularly in the later rounds.

Fans will expect an intense and physical contest, as Joshua aims to maintain his unbeaten record, while Takam will seek to score a major upset and capture the heavyweight titles. The fight’s outcome could have significant implications for Joshua’s future, potentially setting up bigger bouts in his quest to unify the heavyweight division.