Anthony Joshua has admitted that he wishes he had gone to America to train with Robert Garcia and other top coaches earlier in his career.
The Brit won Olympic gold under the tutelage of Rob McCracken, and continued working in Sheffield with the coach through two unified world heavyweight title reigns. But after criticism of his corner for his loss to Oleksandr Usyk back in September, Joshua has swapped head trainers and brought in the respected American Garcia.
California native Garcia has turned 14 fighters into world champions, and now wants to add a heavyweight title holder to his esteemed list. And he aims to do that with Joshua now his priority in a new London training camp for his rematch with Usyk this summer.
