Anthony Joshua: Riyadh Fights Confirmed? | Hearn Update
- Anthony Joshua is reportedly negotiating a two-fight deal with Riyadh Season, according to his promoter, Eddie Hearn.
- Hearn told BoxingScene that the target is to get joshua back in the ring sometime between October and December.
- Among the possibilities is the winner of the upcoming Oleksander Usyk-Dubois rematch, scheduled for July 19.
Anthony Joshua’s return to the ring is on the horizon! Promoter Eddie Hearn is deep in talks for a two-fight deal with Riyadh Season, setting the stage for a potential heavyweight boxing shakeup. Recovering from elbow surgery, Joshua is eyeing a comeback between October and December, with his eyes set on a selection of top-tier opponents. Could we see a third clash with Oleksandr Usyk, or will Daniel Dubois throw a wrench in the works? The winner of their rematch is in the mix. A long-awaited bout with Tyson Fury also hangs in the balance. Dillian Whyte and Jared Anderson are also being considered as possible matchups. News Directory 3 will have all the updates on the upcoming battles. Discover what’s next for the heavyweight division.
Anthony Joshua Eyes Two-Fight Deal Amid Heavyweight Boxing Shakeup
Anthony Joshua is reportedly negotiating a two-fight deal with Riyadh Season, according to his promoter, Eddie Hearn. This progress comes as Joshua recovers from elbow surgery that sidelined a planned rematch with Daniel Dubois.
Hearn told BoxingScene that the target is to get joshua back in the ring sometime between October and December. The potential opponents include top names in heavyweight boxing.
Among the possibilities is the winner of the upcoming Oleksander Usyk-Dubois rematch, scheduled for July 19. Usyk has defeated Joshua twice already. A third fight would depend on Usyk’s interest, while a Dubois victory could lead to a third match against Usyk.
A long-awaited British megafight against Tyson Fury has also been discussed for years, but has never materialized. Fury recently stated he is retired,though many expect him to return to boxing.
Dillian Whyte and Jared Anderson are also being considered as potential opponents for Joshua’s return, Hearn said, should the bigger fights not come to fruition. The two-fight deal could reshape the landscape of heavyweight boxing.