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Joshua Buatsi destroyed Liam Conroy in three rounds to win the British light heavyweight title and offer insight into the future of British boxing.
Buatsi, who came out of the Rio Olympics with a bronze medal, entered the fight after three straight defeats in the first round, but was forced to pay more attention to Conroy.
After being revealed elusive for two rounds, Conroy was sent into the third after a beautiful right hand gently connected.
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And despite continuing to continue, the fight was soon over after a vivid combination of Buatsi sent Conroy back to the canvas now disoriented.
Buatsi had taken the time to warm up, but once around him, he crossed Conroy like a whirlwind, validating the considerable hype surrounding his future.
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Buatsi has the necessary ingredients to become a legitimate star of the game, as evidenced by his gray and silver shorts with a pink border.
His meteoric rise is expected to continue this summer with a place under Anthony Joshua's card against Jarrell Miller in New York at Madison Square Garden.
But the cool nature of Buatsi still prevents it from announcing such extravagant projects after only 10 fights.
"Show fair play to Conroy for stepping up his efforts and he's caught me there," Buatsi said.
"The road ahead is still long, but I'm grateful to everyone. I have to thank Eddie [Hearn] also, who guided my career. "
Joshua Buatsi wins British title with third round stoppage (Getty)
Hearn added, "We would like him to box at MSQ with the Anthony Joshua card. It's a special talent.
"He's so composed and I'm very excited about him and he will have to be very talented because it's a dangerous division."
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