By Daily Sports Nigeria on April 8, 2023
Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua will be returning to the ring for his second bout of 2023 in July following his undisputed decision victory over Jermaine Franklin on April 1.
Hearn said that Bob Arum called him to try and make Tyson Fury vs Joshua happen next before declaring that the British-Nigerian will be back out in action in July.
The Matchroom Boxing promoter was at the centre of exhausting negotiations with the Gypsy King’s camp on two separate occasions with both times ending in failure much to the frustration of fans around the world.
Source Punch Ng
Posted April 8, 2023
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