Anthony Joshua’s boxing future: Barry Hearn predicts 2-3 fights before retirement

Barry Hearn says that Anthony Joshua could have 2 to 3 fights before retiring from sports. The 12-year-old professional, Joshua (28-4, 25 kos), shows age at the age of 35 and has made enough money that does not need to leave retirement as some fighters do.

Aj retirement path

“Will not last forever. He is 35 years old. He has been a huge credit, and he has actually reinvented boxing on his own,” said Barry Hearn to Talksport BoxingGiving your thoughts on Anthony Joshua. “We have had for 12 years. I think that Will have two or three more fights And then go out to sunset. Eddie did the job. I knew it would be great. “

Hearn did not give any suggestions on who believes Joshua will fight before retiring. We know that Jake Paul could be one of them, but apart from him, it is a mystery that Aj will fight. Eddie Hearn still hopes that Tyson Fury will confront him before he will definitely retire. But with the Gypsy King’s massive massive fortune of $ 160 million, Joshua can afford to ignore if he does not like to fight.

Joshua’s possible options before retirement

1. Tony yoka
2. Jake Paul
3. Deontay Wilder

Matchroom star out

“It has not been a problem in 12 years. We are looking forward to it. Aj is part of our family,” Barry said.

Joshua made a lot of money for Matchroom after becoming a professional in 2013, but did not have to do much to get income. This is the amazing thing. He never fought against Deontay Wilder, he twice lost to Oleksandr Usyk and was eliminated by Andy Ruiz.

AJ did not fight great opposition, apart from Usyk. Wladimir Klitschko was 40 years old when he fought Joshua in 2017, and instead of his vintage form in his twenties and early 1930’s. Ruiz Jr. He was a strip contestant of the entire race, which was selected when he was selected as a replacement opponent in his first fight in 2019.

Joshua’s best professional opposition

– Wladimir Klitschko
– Oleksandr Usyk
– Andy Ruiz Jr.
– Alexander Poveetkin
– Dillian Whyte
– Josh Parker: *In the early stages of his career