Anthony Joshua will look to exact his revenge this weekend when he will rematch Oleksandr Usyk after the Ukrainian handily beat him last September. It was a devastating loss for Joshua, who was simply outboxed by the smaller Usyk - a tactic that he will not deploy in their second fight this Saturday.
The fight will take place, where 'AJ' has been training in preparation for the most important fight of his career, as he hopes to regain his WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles after losing them to former cruiserweight Usyk last year. The Ring Magazine heavyweight title has also been added after Tyson Fury vacated the belt in the wake of his retirement decision.
Joshua lost by unanimous decision to the Ukrainian, with the British fighter failing to really leave too much of a mark on Usyk in not using his size and strength to his advantage. He has since replaced his coach Rob McCracken with American former Ring Magazine Coach of the Year Robert Garcia in an attempt to regain his titles.
