Eddie Hearn: Anthony Joshua’s next struggle is a Litmus test for his career longevity

Promoter Eddie Hearn says that Anthony Joshua’s next struggle in November or December will reveal how physically he has left in his career. Hearn hopes that the old heavy weight champion twice Joshua (28-4, 25 kos) will fight someone “Dangerous” In the Top 15.

AJ Skills: Power, Boxa still on top

Joshua’s boxing skills are still as good as always, and their power is top notch. He certainly has the ability to continue to fight for his 40’s, as long as he adopts the Klitschko-Esque style he used to defeat Andy Ruiz in his remittance in 2019.

For this struggle, Joshua renewed his style of struggle, doing so spoil, maintaining and moving -to avoid the combination of Ruiz. It worked well with Anthony winning a wide unanimous decision of 12 rounds.

AJ, 35, reaches a brutal fifth round against Daniel Dubois last September in London. The way Joshua was struck in this struggle raises questions about his ability to punch hard without being demolished.

“If you do not look good in the training field, if the sparring is not seen well, if we go to the fight in November. Let’s put it. TV IFL About Anthony Joshua.

Deontay Wilder has been mentioned as a potential opponent for Joshua if Tyson Fury does not leave his retirement. The use of the ex -heavy weight champion of the WBC, Wilder, would be a good option for Joshua to create confidence. For this struggle, I should boxy it and not let go if you want to prevent it from being eliminated by the “bronze bomber”. It would be a good struggle for AJ to return to the Klitschko style.

Next fight: A dangerous rival chosen

“You will find out very quickly what he has left in November or December because he will fight against someone who is dangerous, because there is no one who is dangerous in the first 15,” said Hearn.

Anthony’s fans still believe that he is the same vintage version of himself that he became a professional in 2013. They blame their loss to Dubois to their coach, well Davis, saying -“Round the dice” towards the fifth round. It was an unpleasant advice for Joshua to go well in boxing Daniel, using his fist and seemed to be going to victory.