Joshua vs Prenga LIVE: Fight time, results and latest updates as Tyson Fury awaits

Mismatch? Anthony Joshua is expected to make light work of Kristian Prenga, potentially in front of Tyson FuryGettyAnthony Joshua fights Kristian Prenga tonight as he looks to take the final step on his decade-long collision course with Tyson Fury. The Gypsy King is expected at ringside in Saudi Arabia on Saturday and we could finally witness a long-awaited face-off between the British heavyweight arch-rivals as they build up to their proposed blockbuster showdown later in 2026. Fury said in a U-turn that he would travel from Thailand, where he brushed aside veteran Mariusz Wach in seven rounds on Friday.Now the onus is firmly on Joshua to match that performance with an emphatic statement of his own as he fights for the first time since suffering minor injuries as a passenger in a serious car crash in Nigeria that claimed the lives of two close friends and team members in Sina Ghami and Latif ‘Latz’ Ayodele. That tragic accident came just 10 days after Joshua had knocked out Jake Paul in Miami, while it is almost two years now since his last proper competitive bout - a brutal loss to Daniel Dubois at Wembley.He is an overwhelming favourite to stop little-known Albanian challenger Prenga, though may need to be careful with an opponent who has a reputation as a knockout artist. Follow Joshua vs Prenga live below!Joshua vs Prenga latest newsJosh Kelly vs Caoimhin AgyarkoA bruising fifth round including a nasty clash of heads and some use of the elbow from Kelly, who is cut below his left eye.The needle we’ve seen between these two is continuing in the ring, with Agyarko doing his best to rile Kelly.I’m still not sure you can give him a round, though.Josh Kelly vs Caoimhin AgyarkoThe strategy from Agyarko just isn’t paying off here at all so far in what is his first world title challenge.He looks at his most dangerous when he is able to get inside and rough Kelly up, disrupting his rhythm.But he is not doing it nearly often enough.The far busier and more effective Kelly looks very comfortable at the moment, constantly outlanding Agyarko.GettyJosh Kelly vs Caoimhin AgyarkoAn impressive second round from Kelly, who puts Agyarko under pressure and finishes with a real flourish.He’s showcasing his pristine footwork and hand speed, fighting well at range and peppering his opponent with a flurry of shots.Not much yet at all to shout about from Agyarko, who raises his hand at the end of the second but is surely down 2-0 to start this title challenge.Josh Kelly vs Caoimhin AgyarkoTentative stuff early on here, with both men starting in cautious fashion as they bid to work each other out.No risks taken in a quiet opener that was probably shaded by the busier Kelly.Josh Kelly vs Caoimhin AgyarkoThere has been plenty of needle between this pair in the build-up in recent days.This could the fight of the night...Josh Kelly defends IBF super-welterweight title against Caoimhin AgyarkoJust two fights left now before Anthony Joshua returns against Kristian Prenga in Jeddah - no sign of Tyson Fury just yet.We now move into our two world title fights involving maiden defences for reigning British champions.Ilford’s Hamzah Sheeraz puts his WBO super-middleweight belt on the line a little bit later against Germany’s Simon Zachenhuber, having totally dominated Alem Begic on the Oleksandr Usyk-Rico Verhoeven undercard at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt back in May.But first it’s over to Sunderland favourite Josh ‘Pretty Boy’ Kelly, who defends the IBF super-welterweight belt that he took so brilliantly from the formidable Bakhram Murtazaliev in Newcastle in January.He is up against unbeaten 18-0 Irish challenger Caoimhin Agyarko in what could be a proper war.GettyReito Tsutsumi delivers statement performanceThat was just utterly ruthless from Reito Tsutsumi, who quickly and totally dismantled an experienced opponent with 20 fights under his belt in just his fifth professional outing.A superb combination of incisive footwork, real speed and spiteful power, he could quickly blitz his way through this super-featherweight division.He looks like potentially Japan’s next big boxing star to follow Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani.Tsutsumi’s older brother Hayato is a talent too and also a former world youth champion.GettyReito Tsutsumi blitzes Alvino Herrera in second-round stoppageAnd that’s exactly what he does!A dazed Herrera comes out from his corner still on unsteady legs following that first-round onslaught from the relentless and unforgiving Tsutsumi, who offers no respite whatsoever.He jumps straight back on him, leaving a helpless Herrera quickly crumpled back against the ropes with a wincing left hand that lands right on the money.The referee has understandably already seen enough.GettyReito Tsutsumi vs Alvino HerreraWow, forget what I said about that step up!An incredible first round from the ultra-talented Tsutsumi, who floors a stunned Herrera twice in a furious blur of sensational speed and a blaze of punishing, sharp shots.Herrera is hanging on straight away, resorting to trying to wrestle his confident opponent to the floor to avoid being knocked down again.Tsutsumi could well finish this early in the second...Reito Tsutsumi vs Alvino HerreraLike with Jacob Bank and Nishant Dev, there is a lot of excitement over the potential of Japanese southpaw Reito Tsutsumi, who has reeled off four successive wins since turning professional last year.He has already fought on some big cards - Garcia vs Romero, Berlanga vs Sheeraz, Canelo vs Crawford and Inoue vs Picasso.Three of his four wins to date have been by stoppage, but he may have a bit of a step up here against the unbeaten 18-0-2 Herrera.