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Joshua will get a chance to take back his three major world titles this weekend in Saudi Arabia. <\/p>\n
It’s fight week! And leading into this Saturday’s heavyweight rematch between Andy Ruiz Jr. and Anthony Joshua, Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn tells Sky Sports<\/a> that Joshua has prepared better than even to win back his world title belts — despite some more rumors that Joshua has had a tough time during a recent sparring session<\/a>.<\/p>\n “He wants to claim back what is rightfully his.<\/p>\n “He has gone from being a much-loved superstar to ‘Joshua is overrated’. This is a good man. He has given his life to the sport. Don’t write him off because, right now, he has his back against the wall and maybe a chip on his shoulder to show the world that he is the king.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Joshua certainly has a lot at stake in this one particular fight, because if he wins he can probably write-off his knockout loss as something of a fluke, but if he loses again, especially by KO, that could potentially turn out the lights for Joshua as huge star attraction in the sport. <\/p>\n Pressure bust pipes and make diamonds. I suppose we’ll find out which category Joshua falls under this weekend in Saudi Arabia. <\/p>\n <\/ins>\n
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