Joshua vows to retire from boxing if Franklin loses
Former unified British heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (24-3, 22 KOs) assured that he was ready to leave the sport in case of losing the duel against Jermain Franklin (21-1, 14 KOs).
At the moment, Joshua has a series of two defeats that he suffered from Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk.
"I'll leave. I'll end my career if I lose. I'm not here to argue with others. If people want me to leave, I will leave,” AJ said in an interview with MailOnline. - I won't fight anymore if no one is interested. And it's not even about the money. Much more important is the feeling of competition. That's what's important."
“I understand that pressure is a common thing in our business. And when I finish my career, I can relax. I will enjoy life. I will talk about myself, yes, fuck you all! So many people are constantly putting pressure on me that when I'm done, a stone will roll off my shoulders. I will laugh and enjoy life," the Briton concluded.
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Recall that the fight between Joshua and Franklin will take place on April 1 in London, UK.
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