Anthony Joshua: record, next fight and profile →
Jermaine Franklin has warned Anthony Joshua that he is in for a “rude awakening” when they clash in a scheduled 12-round Heavyweight contest at The O2 in London this Saturday April 1, shown live worldwide on DAZN.
By Jake Donovan - Anthony Joshua can envision a scenario where he spends the rest of his career training in the United States. As for when—or if—he will return stateside for at least a second time as a pro, that topic remains open for discussion. For now, Joshua (24-3, 22KOs) returns home, in fact to the location of his pro debut for his next outing.
Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua expects a very tense negotiations for a potential fight with WBC king Tyson Fury. Joshua is back in the ring this coming Saturday night, when he faces Jermaine Frankin at the O2 Arena in London.
Joshua, Franklin Fight Week Face To Face - Former two-time unified heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua fights at The O2 in London for the first time since 2016 as he begins life under the tutelage of new head trainer Derrick James. (photos by Mark Robinson)
Former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is going receive a lot of verbal abuse in his upcoming fight with Jermaine Franklin. The two will collide on April 1 at the O2 Arena in London.
WBO cruiserweight champion Lawrence Okolie is at odds with former promoter Eddie Hearn, but maintains that he still has a good relationship with ex-manager, Anthony Joshua.
Promoter Eddie Hearn of Matchroom is hoping to revive discussions for a domestic showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. Joshua, who Hearn promotes, is scheduled to fight Jermaine Franklin next Saturday night in London.
Anthony Joshua will not ‘sit around and wait’ for a fight with Tyson Fury following the apparent collapse of the Gypsy King’s unification with Oleksandr Usyk.
Anthony Joshua has bought all the way into the teachings of his newest head trainer. The former two-time unified heavyweight titlist even had a fitting assessment of Derrick James.
Anthony Joshua has never worked harder in a training camp, but his promoter Eddie Hearn admits he is ‘nervous’ ahead of the heavyweight's crucial April 1 return.