In what was meant to Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte, this Saturday sees AJ top the bill against former sparring partner and large, to say the least, heavyweight Robert Helenius.

After the Whyte fight was called off last weekend due to an ‘adverse finding’ on his VADA test, the 6’7” Fin stepped in on a week’s notice to save the day and this is after he’d fought last Saturday night!

We’ll be taking a look at the key fight trends below and highlight the stats that may support your argument for an Anthony Joshua win or maybe even a Robert Helenius victory on away soil.

Anthony Joshua:

• 8-0 (7KOs) at the O2 Arena

• 3-0 (3KOs) against opponents taller than him

• Only fought once in August and that was his rematch loss to Usyk last year

• 17-0 (17KOs) when AJ fights less than five months since his previous fight

Robert Helenius:

• 5-0 (4KOs) when fighting in August

• Two of his three KO defeats have come when not fighting for a belt

• 32-2 (21KOs) when fighting in Europe

O2 Arena:

• Nine of the last 10 main events at the O2 Arena have gone the distance

IFL TV, the world’s biggest boxing media platform, will stage its first live event in August as legendary promoter and Chairman of Matchroom Sport, Eddie Hearn, joins host Kugan Cassius for an in-depth discussion covering multiple topics, including his passion for the industry, the journey which has taken him to this point and his thoughts on some of the sport’s biggest stars.

Former world champion Darren Barker, and undefeated prospect Johnny Fisher, will also be live on stage during the event, which takes place at London’s Indigo at the O2 on Sunday August 13.

• IFL TV pre-sale tickets are available HERE