By Sean Crose
Prior to his IBF world championship bout with Daniel Dubois, former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua remains composed. Joshua confidently states that he is prepared and focused on the upcoming fight. “It’s just another day for me,” Joshua mentions, highlighting his calm demeanor amidst media obligations and training. He sees the match as just another challenge to conquer in his career.
Despite facing numerous obstacles in his career, Joshua maintains professionalism and emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation. “Preparation is everything,” Joshua notes, highlighting his physical and mental readiness for the bout. Confidence in his abilities is key to his mindset leading up to the fight.
Securing victory against the formidable Dubois would mark a significant milestone for Joshua, potentially crowning him a three-time heavyweight champion. Nevertheless, his primary focus remains on delivering a stellar performance. “Performance is the most important thing for me,” Joshua declares, stressing the significance of his mental strength. He believes that success will naturally follow outstanding performances.
The buzz surrounding the Joshua-Dubois fight at Wembley Stadium is palpable, with a sold-out crowd and millions expected to tune in via pay-per-view. Joshua expresses gratitude towards promoter Eddie Hearn for his instrumental role in Joshua’s career development. “Eddie knows boxing, and our partnership has been beneficial for both of us,” Joshua acknowledges, recognizing the positive impact of their collaboration.
