Anthony Joshua boxing news and latest headlines
How to react to Edgar Berlanga’s recent message on social media, in which the 168 pounder said he would very much like to “test greatness” by fighting former two-time heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua!?
Frank Warren has stated that reigning IBF heavyweight champ Daniel Dubois will return to action in February, with the date of Feb.
Eddie Hearn says His Excellency Turki Alalshikh wants to see a rematch between Anthony Joshua and IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois.
Anthony Joshua WILL fight on. There is no doubt. Though some fans, along with some experts, stated after AJ’s nasty knockout defeat at the hands of Daniel Dubois that the 34-year-old should seriously think about calling it a career, Eddie Hearn, speaking with IFL TV, said that Joshua is already “in rehab” and is telling him he “can’t wait” to get back in there.
Eddie Hearn was not happy about Anthony Joshua choosing not to take a full five-minute break after IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois nailed him with a low blow in the third or fourth round last Saturday night at Wembley Stadium in London.
Anthony Joshua isn’t letting his loss to IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois discourage him from achieving his goal of becoming a three-time champ.
Promoter Eddie Hearn recommends that his fighter, Anthony Joshua, await the outcome of the rematch between Tyson Fury and unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk on December 21st.
Anthony Joshua says he’s got “a lot more” to give in his career and won’t be retiring after losing to Daniel Dubois last Saturday night.
Though promoter Frank Warren says it’s “too soon” for his fighter Daniel Dubois to be thinking too hard about what his next fight will be – “he needs to savour the moment,” Warren said, referring of course to Dubois’s stunning KO win over Anthony Joshua – Warren himself has given some thought as to what could be next for “DDD.”
Might we have now seen the last of two former heavyweight champions, both big punchers and both big, big attractions over the last decade or so, this being Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder?