IT was a few hours after the lights had gone down when the heavens opened over London.
But Daniel Dubois had already rained down on Anthony Joshua with a thunderous right hand that will write his name into Wembley Stadium folklore. It was a counter shot that will stand the test of time.
Joshua, 34, had already been down three times in the first, third and fourth but the fifth-round finish was the exclamation mark on a performance of a lifetime from Dubois.
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FEET AND TIDY
Kasper says ball at his feet is just part of the game now
SHANKS IS IN A DIFFERENT PRIME ZONE
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BE I WON'T SLOUCH ON THE COUCH
On-form Dons defender Mackenzie's had taste of international scene and iS determined to get back involved
KILBY WALK ON AYR
Lowland outfit storm into last four with stunning win over Broonie's Honest Men
BOB: MY DREAM YEAR
MacIntyre excited ahead of final event
LOCH FISH WIPED OUT
Grisly discovery at landmark Linlithgow Palace
EAT LEFTOVERS AND SAVE £1000
Drive to cut food waste and help the planet
PM pledges to cut emissions by 81
But Starmer rules out enforcing lifestyle changes
PUTIN'S WAR PACT WITH NORTH KOREA
Deal sparks fear of mass assault on Ukraine
I'M A CELEBTEARY
COLEEN Rooney admitted she was welling up as she did the final school run before heading Down Under for I'm a Celebrity.
