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Josh Kelly was knocked out in six rounds by David Avanesyan as the Russian retained his European welterweight title on Saturday night in London.

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The skilful Brit started well, but ended up being battered into submission by the champion.

😲AVANESYAN STUNS KELLY!😲@DavidAvaBoxer floors Josh Kelly twice and the towel is thrown in, what a performance! 🔝#AvanesyanKellypic.twitter.com/d4JWwmBhIm

— Sky Sports Boxing (@SkySportsBoxing) February 20, 2021

Kelly impressed in the opening three rounds as he boxed well and frustrated his opponent.

However, during this time Avanesyan banked a significant number of body shots which would take their toll not long later.

The tide started to turn from the fourth round onwards as Avanesyan started landing more frequently.

Kelly struggled to deal with the European champion’s aggressive pressure in round five and it all got too much for him in round six.

The sheer volume of punches forced Kelly to touch the canvas and take the first knockdown count of his career.

Immediately afterwards, Avanesyan landed a series of hooks and uppercuts which badly hurt Kelly and put him on unsteady legs.

He began to stumble around the ring and crashed to the canvas, prompting his corner to throw in the towel.

Avanesyan’s trainer Carl Greaves reacted by joking: “I’m a bit gutted because I had 500 quid on round seven!”

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