Former British world champion Anthony Joshua spoke to his fans for the first time after the tragic car accident in Nigeria. According to him, this incident took away two of his closest people - the "left and right hands" in the coaching team.
In his address, Joshua openly spoke about life and death, stating that he was not afraid of going to the other world one day. He even emphasized that he would be at peace thinking that his relatives would be waiting for him on his side. But it's noticeable that this time he feels the loss especially painfully: there have been divorces before, but these two people have been his support throughout the journey.
"The time will come when I will go to the other world, and I am not afraid of it at all. I'm even at ease when I think that my two brothers are waiting for me on the other side. I've lost loved ones before, but I haven't lost people who were my left and right hands all the way," Anthony said.
At the same time, Joshua's main conclusion is one - there is no stopping. He stated that "the mission must continue," that he worships and intends to help the families of his deceased loved ones and contribute to the realization of their dreams. It's not just about sports - it's about humanity, duty, and memory.
"What can I say, the mission must continue anyway. I will definitely pray and help their families realize their dreams," Anthony told Ready to Fight.
As a reminder, Joshua knocked out Jake Paul in the 6th round in his last fight.
The "return" of athletes in difficult times begins not always in the ring, but primarily in the inner world. Joshua's appeal shows that he wants to continue his journey without hiding his pain - and now not only victory but also the memory of two people walks in his every step.
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