Joshua called the most painful defeat in his career
Anthony Joshua, former world heavyweight champion, called the most painful defeat of his boxing career.
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McCaskill-Ryan for three titles on September 23
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Navarrete: "My career lacks the victory over such an opponent as Valdez"
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