Anthony Joshua claims DAZN's "vision and passion" convinced him to ditch Sky Sports ahead of his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk.
Joshua, who will earn more than £100million from the move, has signed a long-term deal with the streaming service which will see his fights broadcast on the platform across the world. He will also become a global brand ambassador as well as a special advisor to, and shareholder in, DAZN Group.
Joshua, who is due to face Usyk for a second time in Saudi Arabia on August 20, said: “I am entering a new phase in my career with a new training environment, new coaches and now a new broadcaster. Negotiations at this level take time so I am pleased to have it all wrapped up and now I can fully focus on giving the fans and DAZN what they want, knockouts in the glamour division.
