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Anthony Joshua, return to the gym after the tragedy in Nigeria: "Training for the mind"

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16 January 2026, 11:58
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Anthony Joshua returned to the gym 19 days after the tragic car accident in Nigeria, in which he lost two close friends, Sina Ghami and Latif "Latz" Ayodele. The former heavyweight champion posted the first images from training on Snapchat, accompanied by the message "mental strength therapy," suggesting that sports help him overcome the trauma he suffered. Although his return to training fuels speculation about the continuation of his career, Joshua's future remains uncertain, with promoter Eddie Hearn emphasizing that the boxer needs time to fully recover, both physically and emotionally, before making a decision.

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