I’m ready to get back to Training”- Anthony Joshua

Anthony Joshua, the former WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight champion, stated that he’s ready to get back to Training. He said his bout against Oleksandr Usyk was a tremendous learning experience for him.

Anthony Joshua’s tenure as world boxing heavyweight champion ended on Saturday, with the proposed “Battle of Britain” against Tyson Fury now in ruins.

This came after Ukraine’s Oleksandr Usyk won a surprise unanimous decision victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

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After a near-masterclass from the unbeaten Usyk, scores of 117-112, 116-112, and 115-113 were awarded.

After Evander Holyfield and David Haye, he was only the third fighter to win world titles at cruiserweight and heavyweight.

After a fight with Tyson Fury fell through earlier this year, Joshua was forced to face WBO mandatory challenger Usyk.While recounting Usyk’s victory, Anthony Joshua stated that he saw nothing in the ninth round.Anthony Joshua told reporters after losing his world titles against Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night in London, “Well done to the winner.”

We’ll be right back. Get back into shape. Amazing twelve rounds, great ring experience, and then we move from here on out, so we’ll be doing it all again shortly.

“I couldn’t see in the ninth round. I couldn’t see anything really. But it was a good experience because in adversity you just gotta learn to control yourself. Stay on top of things.

“When I couldn’t see anything, it’s the first time it’s happened in a fight. I was thinking ‘all right, cool…this is the first time my eye’s closed up in a fight. I can’t see anything and I’m looking out of one eye.’ But it got better as the rounds went on.

“We’ll be back 100 (percent). I’m ready to get back to training. Because of the twelve rounds, my lungs and everything, it was a good twelve-rounder so I’ll be in a good place when I get back into training to pick up where we left off.

“He’s got good pace but he still gets hit, you know? He gets hit a lot and in the rematch, we’ll just learn how to hit him more and be more concussive with our punch selection.

“I never tend to look at the opponent. I just tend to look at myself and realize where I went wrong. So it’s not so much what he did, it’s the opportunities I gave him. So it’s not so much him, I’m just going to go back and look at myself and correct my wrongs.”