Sunday, July 26, 2026

“Anthony Joshua Returns to Training After Tragic Accident”

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Eddie Hearn has given an update on Anthony Joshua, who has returned to training at the gym following a recent tragic car accident in Nigeria that claimed the lives of two of his close friends and team members, Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami.

Despite the harrowing ordeal, Joshua, 36, escaped with only minor injuries after making a split-second decision to change seats before the journey. This week, the former two-time heavyweight champion was seen back in action in the boxing ring in Dubai.

Hearn, Joshua’s long-time promoter with Matchroom Boxing, met with Joshua and took to Instagram to share their encounter. He praised Joshua’s resilience and strength, acknowledging the weight of the loss Joshua is carrying and the time needed for him to recover fully.

Since the incident, doubts have surrounded Joshua’s future in boxing. Hearn previously mentioned that Joshua would be taking a significant break from the sport to cope with the aftermath of the tragic event.

Hearn emphasized the importance of giving Joshua space and time to heal and make decisions about his future. He stressed that Joshua’s voice would be the definitive one regarding his boxing career and that everyone should respect his journey and healing process.

Joshua has yet to address the speculation surrounding his return to boxing. However, he expressed his gratitude for the support received and paid tribute to his late friends, Ayodele and Ghami, on social media.

Legal proceedings against Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, the driver involved in the accident, will resume soon. Kayode faces charges related to the tragic incident, including causing death by dangerous driving and driving without a valid license.

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Joshua also extended his sympathy to the families of his friends, acknowledging the profound impact their loss has had on everyone involved.

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