Anthony Joshua recently lost his fight against Daniel, and while many have always talked about Anthony Joshua going on a leave, I still think he should stay put and fight more. What do you think?
Welcome to the DiscussionHub 👋, Guest
Become part of our community! Register or log in to connect with other members, share your thoughts, and explore the forum. It's free and easy to join.
Should Anthony Joshua take a long time off?
- Henrywrites
- Start date 🏈 Sports & Fitness
It will always depend on what he wants. But my opinion in is this, he should try and take time off, blow out the steam and then come back refresh and satisfied to start again.
In boxing, when you take a time off after a loss, it's going affect you more. You have to stay hungry. A loss isn't the end. Take more fights, learn from the mistakes in your loss and get shaper. AJ doesn't need to take any time off. I'm happy he's of the same mindset.
I read in the news today that AJ was given 28 days or so for regaining his strength and other stuffs they said that he need in order to be alright. Defeating a world class champion isn't what they person will just come out and start to race again.
I think he should run it back with Daniel Dubois. It was a good fight, yes he got finished, but I still think Joshua has some gas in the tank.
Yes, I think that's what is going to happen. There's a clause in his last fight contract for a rematch. Daniel Dubois wants to run it back and I'm sure AJ also wants the same thing.
Anthony Joshua should recover first before asking for a rematch. He was badly injured in the last fight and needs to have some rest.