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The formidable heavyweight contender Anthony Joshua continues to impress fans with his talent and unyielding determination.

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Joshua's next fight is against fellow Brit Daniel Dubois on Saturday 21st September at Wembley Stadium in London, promising to be the ultimate showdown. If you're eager to witness this imminent clash, be sure to register your interest and secure your place at the forefront of boxing history.

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Anthony Joshua is a renowned heavyweight boxing champion known for his exceptional athleticism and formidable power. With an impressive record and numerous accolades to his name, Joshua has captivated audiences worldwide with his explosive fighting style and unwavering determination.

He has become a symbol of resilience and ambition, constantly striving to climb back up the rankings and reclaim his status as a dominant force in the boxing world. Whether inside the ring or outside, Anthony Joshua continues to inspire and entertain fans with his remarkable talent and unwavering passion for the sport.

Anthony Joshua Early Life

Anthony Joshua was born on October 15, 1989, in Watford, Hertfordshire, England. Joshua quickly displayed natural talent and determination in boxing, leading him to join the Finchley Amateur Boxing Club. Under the guidance of his coach, he honed his skills and began making a name for himself in the amateur boxing circuit.

Despite facing setbacks and overcoming personal struggles, Joshua made remarkable progress in his boxing career. He represented Great Britain at the 2012 Olympic Games in London and achieved a gold medal in the super heavyweight division, marking a significant milestone in his journey.

This success propelled Joshua into the professional boxing realm, where he embarked on a remarkable undefeated streak. His explosive power, agility, and relentless work ethic garnered attention from boxing enthusiasts and experts alike, solidifying his status as one of the most promising heavyweight fighters of his generation.

Anthony Joshua's Professional Boxing Career

Anthony Joshua's professional boxing career has been nothing short of extraordinary. After turning professional in 2013, he quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the heavyweight division.

Joshua's early fights showcased his explosive power and impressive knockout ability. He amassed an impressive undefeated record, dispatching opponents with a combination of speed, strength, and technical prowess.

In 2016, Joshua faced his biggest challenge to date when he fought Charles Martin for the IBF heavyweight title. Joshua emerged victorious in the second round, becoming the IBF champion and announcing his arrival as a major player in the division.

Over the course of his career, Joshua has faced several high-profile opponents, including Wladimir Klitschko, Joseph Parker, Alexander Povetkin, and Andy Ruiz Jr. The fight against Klitschko in 2017 was a defining moment for Joshua, as he showcased his resilience by getting up from a knockdown to win by knockout in an epic battle.

However, Joshua experienced a setback in 2019 when he suffered a shocking defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz Jr., losing his heavyweight titles.

After Anthony Joshua’s second loss to Oleksandr Usyk in 2022, he has now been on the road to redemption, looking to prove himself to the world once again. This year, Joshua made a triumphant return to the ring by securing a unanimous decision victory over Jermaine Franklin.

In 2023, Joshua knocked out Robert Helenius in round 7 at The O2 and forced Otto Wallin to retire in between the 5th & 6th rounds in Saudi Arabia, finishing the man who went 12 rounds with Tyson Fury back in 2019.

It was widely speculated that Anthony Joshua would take on Deontay Wilder after their respective fights in Riyadh, however, following Wilder's convincing loss to Joseph Parker plans might be derailed with Francis Ngannou, Filip Hrgovic & Zhilei Zhang all interested in fighting the former Heavyweight Champion.

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Anthony Joshua Record & Titles

Total Fights: 28

Wins: 25

Wins by KO: 22

Losses: 3

1. IBF Heavyweight Championship: Joshua won the IBF title on April 9, 2016, by defeating Charles Martin. He successfully defended the title multiple times during his reign.
2. WBA (Super) Heavyweight Championship: On April 29, 2017, Joshua faced Wladimir Klitschko in a thrilling fight and emerged victorious, capturing the WBA (Super) title.
3. IBO Heavyweight Championship: Joshua claimed the IBO title on April 9, 2016, when he defeated Charles Martin for the IBF title. The IBO title was also at stake in that fight.
4. WBO Heavyweight Championship: Joshua won the WBO title on March 31, 2018, by defeating Joseph Parker, adding another major world title to his collection.

Joshua is determined to bounce back and climb his way back up the rankings to contend for a title once again. He will likely engage in fights against high-ranking opponents in the division to reestablish his position as a heavyweight contender.

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