Hearn reveals Joshua's plans

Dmitriy Kel Dec. 24, 2023, 5:29 a.m.

Matchroom Boxing chief Eddie Hearn promotes the career of the former unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, spoke out about his client’s prospects after defeating Otto Wallin.

“Anthony wants to become a three-time world champion. Next year will be important for him. Perhaps Wilder's defeat is a blessing, and the fight for the world title will be with Filip Hrgovic. Joshua is a dangerous guy when he's in that mood. Every heavyweight should know he’s back,” DAZN quotes Hearn as saying.

Recall that Joshua forced Wallin to give up after the fifth round. The fight was the main event of a big boxing evening in Riyadh.

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