Anthony Joshua will return to training on Monday after his thrilling win over Wladimir Klitschko last weekend, but there is no word on who his next opponent could be.
The WBA,IBO and IBF heavyweight champion says he is cutting short his holiday to avoid a re-occurence of the ‘state of his mind’ after his previous fight in December.
The Nigerian-born boxer revealed he will train three times in the week.
Joshua insists he is ready to fight again.
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Talk of fights withTyson Fury and Deontay Wilder is alive. But WBO heavyweight champion, Joseph Parker is been touted as a possible future opponent.
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