• Joshua stops Paul in sixth and calls out Fury

• Paul drives himself to hospital with broken jaw

• Netflix spectacle ends with hierarchy restored

• Dubois prevails as women’s champions shine

Anthony Joshua wasted little time early Saturday morning in Miami turning the page from spectacle to ambition, calling out Tyson Fury moments after stopping Jake Paul in a bout that ended with the YouTuber-turned-boxer driving himself to hospital with a suspected broken jaw.

Joshua halted Paul in the sixth round of Friday night’s heavyweight contest at the Kaseya Center, dropping him four times in a one-sided fight that had been built as a Netflix-backed global event. Afterwards, the former two-time unified champion was blunt in his assessment of both his performance and what should come next.

• YouTuber stopped in sixth after four knockdowns

• Trump weighs in on fight from Air Force One

• Victor eyes Fury after hospitalizing Paul with broken jaw

• Women’s boxing shines on Miami undercard

• Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua – as it happened

Anthony Joshua did what he was meant to do on Friday night in Miami: he lay waste to Jake Paul’s bravest and most controversial experiment in boxing with a destructive victory that felt less like a sporting result than the restoration of sanity.

In their scheduled eight-round heavyweight bout at the Kaseya Center, streamed globally to Netflix’s roughly 300 million subscribers, the former twice unified heavyweight champion scored four knockdowns before stopping the YouTuber-turned-boxer in the sixth round of a mismatch that had prompted weeks of safety fears and moral hand-wringing. Joshua’s triumph, on a night purpose-built as much for memes as for punches, served as a reminder that boxing still adheres to its elemental laws and that power and pedigree eventually reassert themselves.

• Joshua drops Paul four times in sixth-round knockout

• Baumgardner, Dubois win as women’s champions shine

• Paul v Joshua is old logic in a louder digital age

The Kaseya Center is filling up nicely as Alycia Baumgardner and Leila Beaudoin move into the back end of their scheduled 12-rounder. There are a few pockets of empty seats in the upper and lower bowls, but it should be pretty close to a sellout in the end.

Down in the high-rent district, a small army of celebrities and influencers have started occupying the ringside seats as the main event draws closer. Among the more notable … the five-time major champion Rory McIlroy, fresh off last night’s Spoty gong across the pond.