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Anthony Joshua revealed that he would need surgery to solve the elbow injury.
He expects the procedure to prevent him from returning to training for six to eight weeks.
Joshua has not been hopping since he suffered a demolished defeat to IBF’s heavyweight champion in Daniel Dubois last September.
But the former united list intends to return to sports.
“When do you want me back?” Said Joshua, when he talked to Dazna. “I try to correct my body. I have to actually have a little elbow surgery.
“A small surgery sometime in May. I finish the details,” he continued. “That will see me from the gym maybe six to eight weeks, and then when I heal I’ll come back.”
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Boxing promoter Frank Warren says he would fully support Tyson Fury if he decides to return to the ring – adding that she is a showdown with Anthony Joshua the struggle that everyone wants to see.
This means that Joshua will only be boxed only once in 2025.
They are speculated that Joshua could eventually fight the long-standing rival Tyson Fury in non-nourished men later this year.
Fury, who announced his retirement earlier this year, posted recordings about himself with Sugarhill Steward’s coach on social networks, suggesting he still trains himself.
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Daniel Dubois says he “could have been better” than his fifth knockout against Anthony Joshua in his rematch with Oleksandra Usyk.
Promotor Frank Warren said Sky Sports: “It’s on Tyson (if he comes back). Maybe he’ll want to do it, if he does, it’s going to his choice. I won’t try in any way and make him do it.”
“It all comes down to Tyson, a contract. We’re ready,” said Joshua promoter Eddie Hearn Sky Sports. “But there is no point in calling him because he will need one man to say that we give the world the biggest fight in boxing. And we live in the hope that he (fury) will decide to do so.
“(Fury Boxing Training,) it’s a good sign. I’m sure he’ll be bored soon. Let’s hope he wants to make the biggest boxing fight.”
Anthony Joshua threw out Daniel Dubois in Wembley in September (Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing).
“What else would it be?”
Carl Frampton, a boxing expert and former worldwide champion with two weights, thinks Fury has to come back, and Joshua is his most likely target.
“Looks like no. Looks like he’s coming back. Why would you otherwise train with Sugarhill?” Frampton saidKy Sports.
“It has to be (for Joshua) the fight. What else would it be?”
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