Anthony Joshua Set for Boxing Comeback After Tragedy

Anthony Joshua, the former heavyweight world champion, is preparing for his return to the boxing ring after facing a challenging few months. Promoter Eddie Hearn announced that Joshua is ready to resume full training following a difficult period, expressing hope that Joshua will feature in a major bout later this year, potentially against fellow British heavyweight Tyson Fury.
Joshua, who won gold at the 2012 London Olympic Games, recently returned to training at a former amateur gym in Finchley, London. His comeback plans were influenced by a tragic road accident near Sagamu, Ogun State, Nigeria, three months ago, which resulted in the loss of two close friends, Kevin Latif and Ayodel Sina Ghami, and left Joshua with minor injuries.
Hearn acknowledged the emotional impact of the incident but noted that Joshua remains determined to continue his boxing career and aims to re-enter the world title race later this year.
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