Anthony Joshua defeats Kristian Prenga in a hard-fought bout that raises questions for his next steps. According to reports, Joshua is dropped twice by Prenga in the first round, but he regains control and stops Prenga in the second round. The win preserves Joshua’s chance to pursue a long-awaited fight with Tyson Fury, which remains a major focus after earlier delays. Following the performance, former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis comments on Joshua’s showing, asking two pointed questions about his approach and readiness after the early knockdowns. While Joshua secures the stoppage, the contest highlights vulnerabilities Joshua showed in the opening rounds, particularly in absorbing early pressure and maintaining composure after being sent down. Across outlets, the shared storyline centers on the dramatic swing of the fight—two knockdowns followed by a quick finish—then the implication that Joshua’s next opponent, whether Tyson Fury or a different challenger, will present a significantly different level of challenge. The reports present Lewis’s questions as a response to Joshua’s performance rather than a direct challenge to the result itself.