Anthony Joshua's former coach thinks the fighter had a "quick and easy" camp for his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk.
Joshua, 33, missed out on the chance to win back his unified heavyweight titles to Usyk when he was beaten by the Ukrainian for the second time in August. 'AJ' had lost his belts to the former undisputed cruiserweight champion when they first met in London last September and despite putting up a valiant effort in their second fight, he lost on points for the second time.
Following his first loss to Usyk, the Brit parted ways with longtime trainer Rob McCracken and linked up with Robert Garcia for the rematch. Joshua is now in search of another trainer after splitting with Garcia after just one fight and the American coach has given his take on how Joshua's training camp went for the Usyk rematch.
