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FootballFormer Nigerian boxer Jerry Okorodudu reacts to Anthony Joshua's defeat to Usyk
- Anthony Joshua has been urged to move on with his boxing career after disappointing defeat against Oleksandr Usyk
- This advice is coming from former Nigerian boxer Jerry Okorodudu who believes Joshua still has lots to offer
- The Nigerian and British boxer was defeated again by Usyk in a big fight that was held in the Saudi Arabia
Former Nigerian boxer Jerry Okorodudu has stated clearly that Anthony Joshua still has many things to offer in the game of boxing despite his recent defeat against Oleksandr Usyk.
For the second time in his boxing career, Anthony Joshua lost against one opponent which is Oleksandr Usyk in a tough fight decided in Saudi Arabia last weekend.
Before the crucial battle, the Nigerian and British boxer was tipped to overcome his opponent, but he was unable to shine against the Ukrainian.
And after the defeat, many fans are of the opinions that Anthony Joshua should retire from boxing claiming that he can't even face Tyson Fury.
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According to the report on Punch, Jerry Okorodudu explained that Anthony Joshua should not be distracted because of his loss against Usyk.
Jerry Okorodudu's reaction about Anthony Joshua
“In boxing, you win some and you lose some, but I don’t think he lost that fight, the fight was too close. It was a split decision. But he can also go back and train harder to redeem his titles.
“I don’t think it’s time for Joshua to retire from boxing. At 32 years, he is still a very young boxer, except when he gets to 39 years. He needs to relax and stay focused on what is next for him.''
Anthony Joshua Stuns Boxing Fans With Bizarre Remarks As He Loses His Head After Losing to Oleksandr Usyk
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FootballEarlier, Sports Brief had reported how Anthony Joshua lost his second consecutive fight to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night, August 20, in Saudi Arabia.
Moments after the Ukrainian was announced the winner by split decision, Joshua stunned boxing fans as with his antics as it seemed he lost his head.
The British boxer improved his performance, far from what he exhibited when he first lost his belts to Usyk last September.
It was Joshua’s third professional loss, but his behaviour after the match seem different as he grabbed the mic to make stunning comments.