Joe Joyce drops Michael Wallisch to cruise to third-round win ahead of Daniel Dubois showdown

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British heavyweight Joe Joyce drops Michael Wallisch three times to cruise to third-round warm-up win ahead of Daniel Dubois showdown

  • Joe Joyce dropped Michael Wallisch three times as he cruised to an easy-win
  • It was a convincing display from the Brit who secured a third-round TKO 
  • He will now prepare for a showdown with fellow unbeaten Brit Daniel Dubois 

Joe Joyce scored a third-round TKO victory over Michael Wallisch to build momentum for his October showdown with fellow Brit Daniel Dubois.

The undefeated 34-year-old boxer was relentless in his victory over the German, as he made it 11 wins from as many pro fights.

The ‘Juggernaught’ lived up to his moniker, finishing the contest with a vicious right and body shot at the BT Sport studio in Stratford. 

Joe Joyce convincingly beat Michael Wallisch in three-rounds in his return-bout

Joe Joyce convincingly beat Michael Wallisch in three-rounds in his return-bout

Joyce knocked down Wallisch three times as he earned a third-round TKO victory

Joyce knocked down Wallisch three times as he earned a third-round TKO victory

Wallisch held his own in the first round and landed some solid punches, but the 2016 Olympic silver medalist found his rhythm and was far more comfortable in the second-round.

Joyce knocked down Wallisch after he followed a powerful body-shot with a blow to the top of his head after the German had stumbled against the ropes.

Wallisch held on until the end of the round but was knocked down twice in the third round before the referee decided to call the match.

Joyce is now set to go on and face fellow undefeated Brit Daniel Dubois later this year

Joyce is now set to go on and face fellow undefeated Brit Daniel Dubois later this year

Joyce told BT Sport after the fight: ‘All respect to my opponent for coming down, he put in a great effort.

‘He, like me, was in lockdown (due to the pandemic), and he took some heavy hits. I got off the ring rust and got him out of there.’

Joyce will now focus his efforts on Dubois who he will fight at the O2 in London on October 24.

It will be a huge match with Dubois also holding an unbeaten record with 13 KO victories in 14 bouts.

Addressing his future challenger after the match he said: ‘I’m coming for you from a full training camp. I’ve got plenty of time to prepare and I’ll be ready.’

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