Anthony Joshua's Recovery After Fatal Car Crash

Anthony Joshua, a two-time world heavyweight champion, is currently undergoing rehabilitation for rib injuries sustained in a car crash on December 29, which resulted in the deaths of two of his closest friends. Following the incident on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Joshua was hospitalized for two days before returning to the United Kingdom to attend the funeral of his fallen friends.

His trainer, Kevin Latz, and long-time recovery therapist, Sina Ghami, are overseeing his rehabilitation process. Joshua's next fight was initially scheduled for March, but the crash has cast doubt on his boxing future.

Promoter Eddie Hearn remains confident that Joshua will return to the ring in honor of his late friends, with a potential fight against Tyson Fury planned for August. Meanwhile, Fury has expressed sympathy for Joshua, stating he does not wish to fight someone in a "bad place." Joshua's legal case against the driver, Adeniyi Kayod, has been adjourned to March 13 at the magistrate's court in Sagamu, Ogun State.