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British heavyweight boxer of Nigerian descent Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua, simply known as Anthony Joshua, lost his temper following his second successive loss to Oleksandr Usyk.
Usyk put in a dazzling performance as he defeated Anthony Joshua via split-decision in their rematch bout staged in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
It was a marked improvement on the part of Joshua, who was bamboozled in the first bout between the pair, but the Ukrainian southpaw boxer proved too strong for the British boxer on Saturday night.
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In a video posted on Twitter, seen by Sports Brief, Anthony Joshua lost his temper after losing his rematch to Oleksandr Usyk and reacted angrily by throwing two belts out of the ring.
His moment of frustration has drawn mixed reactions on social media.
@jamieriley31 tweeted:
"Embarrassing from Aj. Let himself down there."
But another user @madhatter351 had a different opinion:
"I'm not sure why he threw the belts. But, I think his overall pissed-off reaction is about the crowd's reaction to the win. It was very very flat."
@LewispAVFC sympathized with AJ:
"Think he just had a breakdown, put everything into this massive fight and came up short."
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FootballAnother user slammed Joshua for his actions:
"Joshua is finished. I’ve never liked him at all, people compared him to Fury."
@willygrattan added:
"True colours coming out."
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Oleksandr Usyk beat Anthony Joshua for the second time on points to retain his belts.
Oleksandr Usyk claimed a stunning split-decision victory over Anthony Joshua to retain his WBA, WBO and IBF belts while adding the Ring Magazine title to his collection.
A much-improved Joshua was given the nod on one of the judges' scorecards, taking it 115-113.