September 23rd 2024.
On Monday, Joshua took to social media to speak out after his devastating loss to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium over the weekend. Despite being knocked down four times and ultimately losing in the fifth round, Joshua remains determined to bounce back and reclaim his title as three-time heavyweight champion.
The defeat at the hands of Dubois was not only the fourth loss of Joshua's career, but also the most damaging one yet. However, the 2012 Olympian is not giving in to talk of retirement and is already looking ahead to his next steps in the ring.
In a recorded message shared on his social channels, Joshua thanked his fans for their unwavering support and acknowledged the rollercoaster journey he has been on in the past 11 years. He is determined to continue pushing forward and working hard to improve, with a positive mindset and perspective.
Joshua also emphasized the importance of staying true to oneself and not letting external voices or influences affect his path to success. He shared a link to a post on Instagram, where he wrote that despite it only being a day since the fight, he knows he has a lot of heart and is ready to bring even more to the game.
While Dubois' promoter Frank Warren has confirmed that there is currently no contract for a rematch between the two heavyweights, he has not ruled out the possibility. Warren also mentioned that there are plenty of other options for Dubois, including facing off against fellow UK heavyweights such as Tyson Fury and young up-and-comer Moses Itauma.
Overall, despite the setback, Joshua remains determined and focused on his goal of becoming a three-time champion. He is grateful for the support of his fans and is ready to continue working hard and improving in order to achieve his ultimate goal.
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