Anthony Joshua made a public return, showing resilience and solidarity alongside his mother and the families of his late friends. The well-known boxer recently attended a funeral at a London mosque after recovering from injuries related to the tragic car accident that claimed the lives of his friends Sina Ghami and Kevin Latif 'Latz' Ayodele in Nigeria.
Joshua traveled back to London, arriving at Stansted Airport on Friday night. His recovery took place at his mansion, following an initial medical assessment in Nigeria. The renowned Harley Street Practice Clinic in London provided top-tier care during this phase, which included treatments for rib and knee injuries. The clinic's luxurious Duchess Royal Suites feature packages starting from ÂŁ2000 per night [renowned Harley Street Practice Clinic](https://www.instagram.com/p/DTFYhuSjAmX/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm;_medium=loading).
Expressing his emotions through social media, Joshua shared a heartfelt message:
"My brother's keeper," accompanied by an image of Sina Ghami.This touching tribute carried the meaning of supporting and caring for others during difficult times.
The former world champion survived the car crash due to a last-minute decision to switch seats for comfort because of his height. Lawyer Olalekan Abiodun highlighted this crucial choice when he remarked,
"That last-minute, seemingly inconsequential decision was crucial to Anthony's survival."
Moving forward, further medical examinations await Joshua to expand upon diagnoses and rule out any lasting effects or risks from the accident. His journey continues with plans for recovery while cherishing the memories of his dear friends he lost on this somber note.
