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Adam and Hassan Azim both delivered explosive knockout victories to light up The SSE Arena

Adam Azim floored Stu Greener twice in a second-round stoppage victory, while his brother Hassan marked his professional debut with a destructive one-punch knockout of Ivan Njegac at The SSE Arena, Wembley

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Adam Azim showed why he is touted as a future star in boxing, displaying speed and power in a quick-fire win at Wembley Arena.

Adam and Hassan Azim both delivered whirlwind knockout wins as the highly-rated brothers lived up to their big reputations at The SSE Arena, Wembley.

The 19-year-old Adam Azim floored Stu Greener twice in a second-round stoppage victory, while his older brother Hassan marked his professional debut with a destructive one-punch knockout of Ivan Njegac

Banging in body shots, Adam Azim had quickly tested the durability of Greener, who was dropped by a right hook in the closing seconds of the opening round.

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Image: Azim celebrated his victory in acrobatic style

Another right hook dumped Greener to the canvas, just seconds into the next round, and Azim celebrated his swift victory with a backflip.

"It was fantastic," said trainer Shane McGuigan, who trains both Azim brothers.

"He's come out, he's entertained, he's given you a knockout win.

"I think this kid is going to be a special, special talent."

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Watch Hassan Azim's dramatic KO win

Earlier in the evening, older brother Hassan marked his arrival in the paid ranks with a knockout inside the opening minute.

Hassan backed Njegac up with a body shot, then whipped in a hurtful right hook that sent the Croatian crumpling to the canvas, and he did not beat the count.

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