In a thrilling night of boxing, Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou took center stage at the Knockout Chaos event on Friday. Former two-time world heavyweight champion, Joshua, faced off against the Cameroonian powerhouse who famously knocked down Fury last October.

The highly anticipated showdown did not disappoint, with Joshua dominating the fight from the start. Despite Ngannou’s valiant efforts, he struggled to land a significant blow on the former champion. Joshua managed to knock Ngannou down three times during the bout, with the final knockdown leaving Ngannou unable to continue, requiring oxygen and medical attention long after the fight had ended.

In another exciting match-up, Joseph Parker secured a victory over Zhang by majority decision, claiming the WBO interim heavyweight title. Despite being knocked down twice during the fight, Parker showed resilience and determination, ultimately emerging victorious. With five consecutive wins under his belt, including a recent victory over Deontay Wilder, Parker’s record now stands at an impressive 35 wins and three defeats.

The event also featured a compelling bout between Vargas and Ball, which ended in a split decision draw. Nick Ball, aiming to become the first Briton to hold the WBC featherweight title since Prince Naseem Hamed in 1999, put on a strong performance in the later rounds, scoring two knockdowns. However, Vargas showcased his skills as well, leading to a closely contested match that resulted in a draw. A rematch between the two fighters is expected to take place in the near future.

The Knockout Chaos card delivered on all fronts, with thrilling knockouts, title wins, and hard-fought draws captivating audiences worldwide. The night showcased the resilience, skill, and determination of these talented fighters, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their next battles in the ring.