One of the biggest boxing upsets of 2021 came in last month when Oleksandr Usyk dethroned Anthony Joshua to become the unified champ of the division. From the first bell itself, nothing worked in the Briton’s favor, and as a result, he suffered his second pro-boxing defeat.

Post the fight, many boxing purists and fans questioned ‘AJ’s intent as he didn’t really seem in his true winning element. Dillian Whyte shed some light on Joshua’s performance in an interview with CNN.

Whyte said, “I expected a bit more from Joshua, to fight a bit more and to show a bit more pride and determination in defending his titles. He just sort of basically handed them over to Usyk, you know what I mean?” 

“People like to say stuff to fighters when they lose: ‘You need to change your team, you need to change this, you need to change that.’ But at the same time, Joshua needs to look at himself, be honest with himself and make the changes that he needs to make mentally,” he added.

Read More – Floyd Mayweather Backs Kyrie Irving Amidst Major Controversy

In his fight against ‘The Cat’, Joshua only got some success in a couple of rounds. However, Usyk made some adjustments and quickly began dictating the pace of the fight. As a result, his tactics seemed too much to handle for ‘AJ’.

What is Anthony Joshua doing to prepare for the Oleksandr Usyk rematch?

Joshua has officially triggered the rematch with his Ukrainian foe. On top of that, he’s in the news for his visit to different boxing gyms in America.

Top Stories

Floyd Mayweather Mourns Close Friend’s Passing Amid $340M Showtime Lawsuit Drama

“It’s Not Worth It”: Terence Crawford Opens Up on Fear of Ending Up Like His Idol Muhammad Ali

Legendary Olympic Champion and Boxing Icon Passes Away at 86

Shakur Stevenson and Terence Crawford Issue $100K Call Out to WBC “Crooks” After History Repeats

“Don’t Cry Now”: Mike Tyson Roped In as 50 Cent Trolls Floyd Mayweather Over $340 Million Showtime Lawsuit

Over the past few days, Joshua met the likes of bigwig coaches like Ronnie Shields and Eddy Reynoso. He hasn’t parted ways with long-time trainer Rob McCracken yet, but the ex-champ is keen to figure out what went wrong for him.

Citing that, it seems the Briton is putting in some serious efforts to prepare for the Usyk rematch. It’ll be interesting to see how things play out for the big man, Joshua.

Watch this story – Most Expensive Jewelry Owned by Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather

Will Anthony Joshua have a new coach for his training camp for the Oleksandr Usyk rematch?