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David Haye took less than two rounds to stop Arnold Gjergjaj in his latest straightforward success at The O2.

The two-weight world champion put his visitor down once in the first and twice in the second round before the referee stepped in with 24 seconds still left in the second round.

Haye was clearly too powerful and was in no mood to mess about with rival Shannon Briggs, who earlier knocked out Emilio Ezequiel Zarate, threatening to steal the show.

Gjergjaj hadn't been beaten in 29 fights but within 34 seconds of the first round and a celebrity crowd, including Jose Mourinho, Amir Khan and Danny Cipriani barely settled, he went down — a familiar and ferocious overhand right from Haye doing its usual damage.