Joshua is 'willing to die' in Wembley battle of Britain
The Independent|September 18, 2024
Anthony Joshua has insisted that he is ready to “give everything to be victorious” against Daniel Dubois on Saturday, as the Britons clash at Wembley Stadium.
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Joshua is 'willing to die' in Wembley battle of Britain

Joshua, 34, will challenge Dubois for the IBF heavyweight title, after Dubois, 27, was elevated from interim champion when Oleksandr Usyk vacated the official belt.

For Joshua, the main-event contest represents a chance to become a three-time world champion, and “AJ” is adamant that he will leave everything in the ring to achieve that goal.

“This is the thing with fighting: it takes more than being strong to be a champion and a good fighter,” Joshua told reporters on Monday. “It’s good, but I truly believe from what I’ve read and studied – and from what great people who have come before me have said – it takes more than being a physical specimen to be a fighter.

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