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Anthony Joshua has warned Joseph Parker there will “definitely be blood” during their fight next week and hopes for a heavyweight classic like Riddick Bowe’s battles with Evander Holyfield. The WBA ‘super’ and IBF title holder can move one belt away from becoming the undisputed champion, if he takes the WBO strap from Parker at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on March 31. But Joshua respects the speed and power of the New Zealander, who has 18 knockouts on his 24-fight unbeaten record. “I can’t tell you exactly how the fight will go, but we’re big, we’re strong, and the punches do hurt after a while. “I definitely know there’ll be blood. There will definitely be blood, and the thing is – you can definitely hear the leather, cracking on people’s heads, if you’re close enough as well, and we’re both fast. “You’ll see really good combinations that you don’t really see from heavyweights,” Joshua told Sky Sports News.

Shehu Sani, the Nigerian senator who revealed that he and his colleagues receive N13.5 million as running cost monthly, has explained why he exposed his colleagues. Mr. Sani in an interview with BBC said the payment is a ‘moral issue.’ “I decided to burst it open. It was a moral issue,” he said. He said that the National Assembly is being run with little accountability about how the money is spent. He wants the illegal payment to be scrapped so that the legislative arm of government will be attractive only to people who can contribute ideas. “The National Assembly is one of the most non-transparent organs of government. It pricked my conscience and I decided to burst the bubble and open the National Assembly to public scrutiny. “If the expenses payment system was ended then parliament would only be attractive to people who contribute ideas,” he told BBC. Mr. Sani had in an interview with TheNews revealed that he and his colleagues receive N13.5 million monthly as “runn