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今早在英国的比赛中，约书亚第十回合TKO塔卡姆，很多人认为裁判终止过早。卡塔姆在第四回合的左眼受伤，流出血丝，感觉很不适，但赛后也认为裁判终止比赛过早，希望和约书亚二番战。
约书亚说；我只专注于对手，对裁判没兴趣，我很尊重塔卡姆，但无法左右裁判的决定。试问一下，如果是我的鼻子被打破了，无法呼吸会怎么样，如果我出现虚弱的迹象，裁判也随时会跳进来终止比赛。所以我努力保持冷静，必须控制这些情况。
赛后，作为天空体育的评论员，前超中量级拳王弗洛奇表示支持约书亚，认为裁判的决定很正确。
An"Sensible people that watch boxing would not argue with that decision. The barbarians - I am a barbarian, I like barbaric finishes after watching Mike Tyson over the years - like to see barbaric finishes. It was a solid performance - rounds in the bank, on this stage," Froch told Sky Sports/
"I think Howard Foster jumped in at the right time [in my first fight against George Groves] and I thought Phil Edwards jumped in at the right time [in Joshua vs Takam]. You cannot argue with the decision. It was a great decision. There was only ever going to be one winner. Both men really fought well tonight. Takam could have pulled out with those cuts.
"Overall, a very good performance. He was looking flat. In the last nine minutes, he's 254-pounds and worked very hard, he had to fight from round two when there was a head clash. I've got nothing but boxes ticked for Joshua. Nothing but praise. It was a solid performance - rounds in the bank, on this stage. It's onwards and upwards for Joshua."
"Sensible people that watch boxing would not argue with that decision. The barbarians - I am a barbarian, I like barbaric finishes after watching Mike Tyson over the years - like to see barbaric finishes. It was a solid performance - rounds in the bank, on this stage," Froch told Sky Sports/
"I think Howard Foster jumped in at the right time [in my first fight against George Groves] and I thought Phil Edwards jumped in at the right time [in Joshua vs Takam]. You cannot argue with the decision. It was a great decision. There was only ever going to be one winner. Both men really fought well tonight. Takam could have pulled out with those cuts.
"Overall, a very good performance. He was looking flat. In the last nine minutes, he's 254-pounds and worked very hard, he had to fight from round two when there was a head clash. I've got nothing but boxes ticked for Joshua. Nothing but praise. It was a solid performance - rounds in the bank, on this stage. It's onwards and upwards for Joshua."
Anthony Joshua: I Don't Have Control Over The Referee's Decision
By Elliot Foster
Anthony Joshua was forced to overcome pain and suspected injury to retain his world heavyweight titles.
The Finchley puncher kept hold of his WBA Super, IBO and IBF crowns with a 10th round stoppage of Carlos Takam, who took the fight on just 12 days’ notice, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Joshua suffered a potential broken nose in just the second round, exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office, and was forced to fight through pain and hurt before the referee Phil Edwards had seen enough and called a halt to proceedings after a minute and 34 seconds of the round.
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Takam, who is a proud citizen of France, was cut by right eye in round four and complained. There was blood pouring from the eye and he was in severe discomfort.
He was floored in that round but saw it through, to his credit.
Tony Bellew, who was ringside for Sky Sports, was telling Joshua –– who had to deal with the doctor looking at Takam’s eyes on several occasions after he was cut to the left eye too –– to keep the pressure on his foe.
The pressure continued throughout and the end came in the 10th.
“It was a good fight until the ref stopped it,” said Joshua, “and I have the upmost respect for Takam.
“I have no interest for what’s going on with the officials. My job is to focus on the opponent.
“I don’t have control over the ref’s decision.”
He continued: “It feels like my nose is broken. Imagine if it’s broke and I couldn’t breath and he started catching up in the middle rounds?
“It would have been a disaster, so I kept my cool. You have to control these situations because, if I showed any signs of weakness, the ref could have jumped in.
"Now there are belts on the line, there are obligations as champ."
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