That's all we've got time for here. What a night. I hope I put it into coherent words for you, because man, there was no coherence to that blur of fists.

Have a good night!

Here's the clip of AJ's knockout.

Anthony Joshua up the script. And for a moment on Saturday night in Jeddah, it looked as though another shock was unfolding as the British heavyweight was dropped twice and wrestled to the canvas in a chaotic opening round.

But Joshua dug deep, weathered the storm and, after finding another gear in the second, produced a devastating combination that flattened Albanian heavyweight Kristian Prenga, leaving the 35-year-old sprawled on his back and bringing a dramatic end to a fight that had threatened to derail his comeback before it had even begun.

They're the words of Charlotte Daly, our reporter who was out in Saudi Arabia to watch this palpitating event. Catch the rest of her words below.

Commentator Ian Darke has shared his wisdom on X, saying: 'Fury V AJ is surely not going to last long.

'It will make both men zillions, but it might be a question of which of these old warriors has the most left.

'AJ’s punch resistance looks to have gone, which is alarming.'

Joshua showed immense respect to Prenga at the end. I like to see that. You could tell it was genuine.

And of course, there were huge from Usyk and Hearn.

Boxing fans have waited so long for this fight. Had it been in, say, 2017 or 2018, it would have looked very different.

They can still put on a good contest, but they have frailties now. Joshua showed as much tonight. That chin is made of glass. How much of their bout will be for nostalgia, and how much of it will represent elite competition? Will it really settle anything?

This was Anthony Joshua speaking to our very own Charlotte Daly just days ago.

'I never considered walking away,' he said.

He showed that indefatigable spirit tonight.

One of the most puzzling things about that fight is the change in Prenga's performance.

He had Joshua. Joshua was seconds away from becoming toast, and severely burned toast at that.

And then, in the second round, it was a different fight. Prenga seemed to go into his shell. Did he lose confidence? Was AJ's technique and footwork just that good in the second round?

It's no surprise that Turki Alalshikh had one of the best seast in the house, is it? He was never going to be up in the nose bleeds.

Readers on computers, you'll be able to see this video.

We've just seen Anthony Joshua choke up with tears and have the broadest smile moments later.

A heart-in-mouth night, then heart bursting out of the chest and beating with pride and joy. Raw, unfiltered emotion.

Simon Jordan has written on X: 'Not having that Anthony Joshua fight.

'Dropped twice and sets the tempo, how’s that? Prenga totally different in second [round].

'Something not quite right, all designed to rinse maximum amount of money.'