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      Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather boasts £19m LA mega mansion with stunning belt collection and incredible wine cellar

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      BOXING legend Floyd Mayweather gave fans a glimpse inside his lavish mansion.The boxing icon, who hung up his gloves in 2017 with an unbeaten 50-0 record, is believed to be worth around £1BILLION.
      Floyd Mayweather captioned this image: ‘My wine cellar in my Beverly Hills castle’Credit: Instagram @floydmayweather
      The undefeated champ showed off his amazing belt collectionCredit: Instagram @floydmayweather
      Nicknamed “Money”, he has never been shy in flaunting his wealth, giving an insight into his life of luxury.
      Mayweather, now 45, splashed out £19m in cash on a stunning Beverly Hills pad, previously taking to social media to show what it’s like on the inside.
      He even shelled out a further £370,000 on top of the sale price, having made an astonishing £74million from his final professional bout against Conor McGregor in 2017.
      Hundreds of expensive bottles of wines line the wall in his cellar, presumably for when he hosts parties with star-studded guest-lists.
      Mayweather has regularly been snapped on nights out drinking with huge wads of cash in his own strip club.
      In another picture, he is laying down on his couch in his spotless lounge area with the caption “relaxing in 90210.”
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      The 45-year-old is believed to be worth around £1billionCredit: Instagram @floydmayweather
      The outside of Floyd Mayweather’s house shows the life of luxury he is livingCredit: Jim Bartsch
      There are ten bathrooms throughout the luxury padCredit: Jim Bartsch
      A large chandelier hangs from the ceiling in his self proclaimed “castle” and a huge marble fireplace is lit on the opposite side of the room.
      But what is more extraordinary is his stunning belt collection.
      With 15 world titles in five weight classes it is no surprise that Mayweather has an extensive array of belts.
      He has also previously shown off his incredible diamond-encrusted timepieces.
      It is a far cry from his earlier life when he grew up amid poverty and drugs in Grand Rapids before his rise to the top.
      And now he boasts mansions across America including in Las Vegas.
      His crib has a private cinema on site to house 20 peopleCredit: Jim Bartsch
      The lounge is open plan with a wine room leading off itCredit: Jim Bartsch
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      Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk 2: UK start time CONFIRMED, live stream, TV channel, PPV price and undercard

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      BRITISH boxing icon Anthony Joshua’s huge heavyweight re-match against Oleksandr Usyk is fast approaching.And a start time has been revealed for the huge fight.
      Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 has been confirmed
      Anthony Joshua was outboxed in his first clash with Oleksandr UsykCredit: Getty
      Joshua, 32, and his Ukrainian counterpart were due to do battle in May, and then July, but there were various hold-ups in negotiations which pushed the fight further back.
      Russia’s war on Ukraine, where Usyk is from, also had an impact on the arrangement of the rematch.
      Usyk, 35, returned to his home country earlier this tear to join the fight in the war against Russia, which began in February.
      But he’s now in training camp for the biggest fight of his life.
      Usyk outpointed and largely outclassed a game Joshua in front of 70,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last September to win the WBA, WBO, IBF & IBO world titles.
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      However, Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn told The Sun earlier this month that his client is ‘baffled’ by the tactics used last year, and hinted at a change of gameplan for the rematch.
      He said: “I was talking to him the other night and I think finally it’s baffled him why he fought like that.
      “For a long time, he still felt even when he lost that he could still beat Usyk like that. But why when you don’t need to fight like that?
      “He could fight in your old style and have a much better chance of beating him. Klitschko-style but Usyk is a tremendous fighter, a great counterpuncher.”
      Hearn added that AJ “needs to be a lot more aggressive” this time.
      The two sides spent months negotiating a money-spinning deal for AJ’s second fight in Saudi Arabia, having beaten Ruiz Jr on points in the oil-rich country in December 2019.
      Joshua will also have a new training team, with the experienced Robert Garcia leading his corner while Angel Fernandez plays second-in-command.
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      When is Joshua vs Usyk 2?

      Joshua vs Usyk 2 will take place on Saturday, August 20.
      The fight is going to be held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
      It is set to be a late one for UK viewers, with 10.54pm revealed as the approximate start time.

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      What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?

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      Can I listen to Joshua vs Usyk 2 on radio?
      Yes you can.
      talkSPORT have the exclusive rights for the big fight and you can listen to it all for FREE.
      The station’s Fight Night team will be made up of be presenters Adam Catterall and Gareth A Davies, commentator Andy Clarke, sports broadcaster Ade Oladipo and former bantamweight boxer Spencer Oliver.
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      The full Joshua vs Usyk 2 undercard has finally been announced, and what a cracker it’s going to be.
      Callum Smith will compete in Jeddah, however, just as he did on the first Joshua vs Usyk undercard when he takes on Mathieu Bauderlique in a WBC light-heavyweight final eliminator.
      While heavyweight star Filip Hrgovic takes on Zhilei Zhang in an IBF heavyweight title eliminator.
      Badou Jack will also be in action against Richard Rivera.

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      Where will Joshua vs Usyk 2 take place?
      The venue for Joshua vs Uysk 2 is the King Abdullah Sports City Arena, otherwise known as the Shining Jewel.
      The stadium can seat up to 62,000 for a football match, but more are expected to pile in for Joshua vs Usyk 2.
      Saudi Arabia has been a controversial host country, with the oil-rich nation accused of sportswashing after spending huge sums luring some of the world’s best golfers to their new LIV series.
      Hearn, however, has dismissed any such comparison. He said: “He is not worried about any backlash because he has done it before.
      “He will ultimately go, ‘Eddie over to you’. I am not going to pass the buck but it is very different when the deal is a 50/50 split. How can we go back to Usyk and say, ‘Let’s do it at Spurs’ because they will just say it is a non-starter.”
      What has been said?
      Both Joshua and Usyk met face-to-face for the first time since their clash last year at the press conference in Saudi Arabia.
      “The fight with Usyk, he bust my a** for some rounds,” Joshua quipped.
      “And I have to take that defeat like a man as well, I have to be accountable.
      “In the fight in September, I was wrong and he was right. Simply I have to reverse that role in August.
      “I don’t like to overcomplicate the situation, because there’s simplicity in genius. I’m just gonna keep things simple.”
      Usyk added: “As you all know, we are not in the best conditions at the moment back home.
      “I never made some very loud and bright speeches, all I did was just work hard in my training camp, my gym, that’s what I’m gonna do until the date of the fight.
      “Then I will enter the ring and I will make you happy with my boxing.”
      Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua met at a press conference in Saudi ArabiaCredit: AFP
      Who is Robert Garcia?
      Robert Garcia is Joshua’s new trainer, with AJ splitting from long-time coach Rob McCracken following his loss to Usyk last September.
      McCracken had led Joshua to Olympic gold at London 2012, his first world title in 2016, and the regaining of his belts in 2019.
      But the tactics Joshua used in the defeat to Usyk were widely panned, so the Watford man went out in search of a new voice in the corner.
      In steps Garcia, who has guided 14 different men to world titles throughout his legendary career as a trainer.
      Fighters he’s trained include former four-division champ and brother Mikey Garcia, Marcos Maidana, Jose Ramirez, Bam Rodriguez, Abner Mares, Nonito Donaire, Brandon Rios and Antonio Margarito.
      The Mexican was also a fighter himself, and won the IBF super-featherweight world title in 1998.
      Anthony Joshua has named Robert Garcia as his new trainerCredit: Snapchat
      Robert Garcia will be Anthony Joshua’s lead trainer in Saudi Arabia on August 20
      But in 2001, after a knockout loss to Joel Casamyaor, Garcia retired at the age of 26 and decided to focus on training.
      Garcia is known to be an offensive, Mexican-style, front-foot trainer, and will train the tactics plenty believe Joshua needs to beat an elusive southpaw like Usyk.
      The 47-year-old has said: “We’ll see who’s the better man. We’re going to do whatever it takes to win those titles back.
      “I know he can do it. He’s the bigger man, he’s the stronger man, he’s got the reach advantage, so we’re going to take advantage of all that.
      “Come that day, I think without a doubt, we’re going to have a three-time heavyweight champion of the world.” More

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      ‘I’ll take him to school’ – Chris Eubank Jr taunts smaller rival Conor Benn and threatens to ‘teach him’ a lesson

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      CHRIS EUBANK JR has taunted younger catchweight rival Conor Benn that he’s the real daddy.The 32-year-old Brighton middleweight will boil down to 157lbs to face the 25-year-old career welterweight.
      Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will go head-to-head on October 8Credit: Dickie Pelham
      The October 8 02 sell-out will come almost 30 years since their fathers went to war for a second time, ending in a controversial draw, after Eubank had won the original 1990 battle.
      Nigel Benn is jetting in from Australia to live and train alongside his son for the mouthwatering showdown.
      Eubank Jr wants his dad in his corner but has been unable to track his eccentric dad down since the second-generation battle was confirmed last week.
      But Eubank insists his seven years’ seniority and experience at the top level – in domestic wars with Billy Joe Saunders, George Groves and James DeGale – mean he will make a boy out of Benn.
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      “I will be his fatherly figure in the build-up and at the fight,” the super-confident Brighton man said.
      “I will take him to school, walk him through the doors, sit him down and teach him everything he needs to learn.
      “My advice is ‘get sparring partners who are going to really hurt you for the next eight weeks’, that’s his best shot at beating me.
      “The pain I will put him through needs to be matched in sparring or it will be too much of a shock to his system.”
      Looking directly over at his rival, he said: “You need tough sparring to condition you for the beating I am going to give you on October 8.”
      Eubank Jr and Conor Benn are totally clashing characters – despite striking similarities.
      Benn is using the emotional edge as a fuel – on top of his extra pasta and peanut butter for bulking up – while Eubank Jr is trying to keep it strictly business.
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      “I don’t hate anyone,” he said. “I would never give anyone the power of me hating them, hate is too strong a passion.
      “I don’t even dislike Conor, he has done nothing to me personally. But this fight is personal.
      “Nothing like this has ever happened before in the history of the sport, two legends who went into a ring 30 years ago and inspired a nation, became superstars, etched their names into British history – not just boxing.
      “17million people watched them fight twice and 30 years later their sons are going to get in the ring and go to war for a third time.
      “It has never happened before and it will never happen again, that’s the main reason I wanted to be a part of this. It is very exciting.”
      Benn is putting his welterweight world title plans on hold for the genetic duel.

      But he’s cocksure he will be the first man to stop Eubank Jr and will then return to the 147lbs ranks as a bonafide box-office superstar.
      “This fight makes sense for now,” he said to the critics who fear he’s cashing in too soon.
      “A world title is the goal but this is a fantasy fight for the public.
      “We were far apart at the start of my career but he was still always mentioned as a future opponent, even before my debut.
      “And now the stars have aligned for October 8”
      Benn – like his legendary Dark Destroyer dad – is still angry the 1993 Manchester clash was called a spit-decision tie when the Londoner seemed to edge the action.
      And he will use that as motivation, watching reruns of the two-fight rivalry throughout the two-month build-up, to level the family feud at 1-1.
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      He said: “We have both walked the same road and I respect all fighters.
      “But we settle the family business in there.
      “The last fight was called a draw and now I set the score straight.” More

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      Tyson Fury plans to record an ALBUM after confirming boxing retirement following 14-year undefeated career

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      TYSON FURY has shocked fans by announcing he’s recording an ALBUM.Fury, 34, officially vacated Ring Magazine’s heavyweight title following his latest retirement.
      The Gypsy King has revealed he will record an album following re-confirmation of his retirementCredit: Getty
      Fury is a natural in front of the mic after a 14-year boxing careerCredit: PA
      The Gypsy King seems to be serious this time as he revealed what is next on the horizon.
      He told Ring Magazine: “I’ve done well out of boxing. The world is open to so many things now. I’m doing a Netflix documentary at the moment.
      “I’m going to be recording an album soon. Who knows, you might even see me on the silver screen.”
      And the world champ recently told Gareth A Davies: “Yeah, I might do a little bit with Ed Sheeran, or Adele.”
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      The Wythenshawe warrior did record a Christmas song with Robbie Williams in 2019.
      The pair recorded a track called ‘Bad Sharon’, with Fury’s part being recorded from his own living room.
      He also partnered with Don McLean for a modern rendition of American Pie – 50 years after the song’s release.
      The duet was then shown live at Wembley ahead of his famous victory against Dillian Whyte in front of 94,000 fans.
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      The Brit also sang American Pie when he reclaimed the world title by beating Wilder in 2020.
      However, on Friday, Fury announced that he’d decided against the plan to a sensational return to the ring. 
      Just TWO DAYS previously, he’d announced plans to come out of retirement to face Derek Chisora.
      And the fighter backed up his words as he relinquished the prestigious Ring heavyweight strap.
      Fury’s intentions for the WBC heavyweight title remain unclear, although he has held talks with the Mexican sanctioning body’s president Mauricio Sulaiman.
      Sulaiman said: “Just finished a touching video conference with Tyson Fury who has confirmed his official retirement from boxing.
      “We fully support his decision which is a dream for anyone to retire undefeated and as WBC champion of the world. WBC boxing will prepare a special farewell event soon.” More

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      David Lemieux retires from boxing aged 33 just days after father murdered at a bus-stop during horrific shooting spree

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      BOXER David Lemieux is retiring following the tragic murder of his father during a shooting spree in Canada.A man suspected of killing three people in Montreal on August 2 was later shot and killed by police.
      Billy Joe Saunders beat Canada’s David Lemieux in 2017Credit: AP:Associated Press
      Former IBF middleweight champion Lemieux is only 33 but has clearly been left heartbroken by his father’s senseless and brutal killing.
      Lemieux told Boxing News 24: “I’ve accomplished a lot in the course of my career.
      “I achieved my dream of becoming world champion, I’ve given the fans rousing fights by accepting every challenge that came my way.
      “I devoted my life to training, to boxing, and now I want to cherish every minute with my family.
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      “I accomplished a lot, but I didn’t do it alone. I want to take this opportunity to thank all the fans who supported and encouraged me throughout my career.”
      Lemieux lost his IBF title in a thrilling fight with legend Gennady Golovkin at Madison Square Garden in 2015.
      He was also defeated by Brit Billy Joe Saunders in Quebec in 2017.
      Lemieux said just after his father’s death: “To learn that your father died by being shot while waiting for the bus is quite a shock. Everyone in the family is shaken.”
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      Lemieux lost his last fight to David Benavidez in May this year.
      His pro career began in 2007 and his overall record is 43 wins and five losses. But many boxers change their minds about retirement, with Tyson Fury performing another U-turn this week. More

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      Tyson Fury vacates Ring magazine title after confirming retirement and belt will be on line in Joshua vs Usyk rematch

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      TYSON FURY has officially vacated Ring Magazine’s heavyweight title following his latest retirement U-turn.And the prestigious strap will be on the line as Anthony Joshua seeks revenge in his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday.
      Tyson Fury has vacated the prestigious Ring Magazine titleCredit: THE SUN
      The Gypsy King claimed the title in February 2020 with a TKO win over Deontay WilderCredit: PA
      Fury defended the belt twiceCredit: Reuters
      The Gypsy King announced on Friday that he’d decided against making a sensational return to the ring – a mere TWO DAYS after announcing plans to come out of retirement to face Derek Chisora.
      And the Wythenshawe warrior appears to mean business as he’s relinquished the prestigious Ring heavyweight strap.
      He told them: “The Ring Magazine championship has always been the holy grail of boxing.
      “They’ve been fantastic with me and I’ve always carried that title with pride.”
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      Fury, 34, twice defended the famed Ring Magazine heavyweight strap – which he first claimed in February 2020 with a stunning win over the then-undefeated Deontay Wilder.
      The Brit went on to defend it in a trilogy with Wilder and a Wembley war with Dillian Whyte.
      Fury’s intentions for the WBC heavyweight title, however, remain unclear, although he has held talks with the Mexican sanctioning body’s president Mauricio Sulaiman.
      Sulaiman said: “Just finished a touching video conference with Tyson Fury who has confirmed his official retirement from boxing.
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      “We fully support his decision which is a dream for anyone to retire undefeated and as WBC champion of the world. WBC boxing will prepare a special farewell event soon.”
      Reflecting on his career, Fury: “The greatest moment of my career was winning the world championship back in 2015.
      “There’s the great comeback after that with the three [Deontay] Wilder fights.
      “There’s been a lot of great highlights in my career – even the Dillian Whyte fight in front of 94,000 at Wembley.
      “It doesn’t get much bigger than that. And I went out with a bang.”
      With fighting seemingly in the rearview mirror, Fury is looking forward to moving on to pastures new.
      He said: “It was fun while it lasted. I had a good 14-year career.
      “I actually boxed for 20 years, from 14 to 34 years old. I’ve enjoyed it. I’ve enjoyed the ups and the downs.
      “My career was an Indian summer that just kept giving.
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      “I’ve done well out of boxing. The world is open to so many things now. I’m doing a Netflix documentary at the moment.
      “I’m going to be recording an album soon. Who knows, you might even see me on the silver screen.”
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      Hearn admits Usyk looks ‘really big’ after insane body transformation but tips Anthony Joshua to KO him in six rounds

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      EDDIE HEARN has been left stunned by Oleksandr Usyk’s insane body transformation – but he’s still backing Anthony Joshua to do a number on him in their Saudi showdown.The unified heavyweight champion has put on several pounds of muscle since teaching AJ a boxing lesson in their Tottenham tussle last September.
      Oleksandr Usyk will renew his rivalry with Anthony Joshua in Saudi next weekCredit: GETTY
      Usyk has put on a considerable amount of size since his first clash with AJCredit: MATCHROOM BOXING
      Usyk has reportedly put on 15 kilosCredit: INSTAGRAM
      Eddie Hearn has been left stunned by the champ’s body transformationCredit: REUTERS
      And the 35-year-old’s new hulking physique – which no longer looks like that of a puffed-up cruiserweight – has astounded Hearn.
      When asked about the Ukrainian’s new frame, the Matchroom Boxing chief told Boxing Social: “He looks really big!”
      Usyk put on a boxing masterclass in his first clash with Joshua to claim the WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO heavyweight titles.
      The slick southpaw effortlessly danced around the Watford warrior and picked his shots beautifully under the bright lights of Spurs stadium.
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      But Hearn is expecting a more aggressive approach from the beefed-up defending champion next weekend, saying: “I expect him [Usyk] to try and walk AJ down.”
      Joshua, 32, has teamed up with multiple world champion coach Robert Garcia to exact revenge on the undefeated Usyk.
      And Hearn believes the golden boy of British boxing will get the job done before the fight goes over the halfway point.
      He said: “I think this fight will be over in six rounds. I think it’s going to be a war.”
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      “I don’t think Usyk wants to be walked down by AJ, to box off the back foot against an aggressive Anthony Joshua.
      “I expect him to be aggressive, and I think he’s going to get knocked out.”
      Two-time unified champion Joshua paid the price for timidly trying to outbox his fellow London 2012 Olympian but insists he won’t make the same mistake again.
      He said: “The goal now is to go back to basics and go for the knockout.
      “I always feel, when I’m sparring or fighting people, I actually see their spirit get dampened.
      “Honestly, when you’re looking at this person directly in their eyes and watching their body, you can read the body and punch after punch this person is slowly fading.
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      “Now when you’re boxing, the art of boxing is to hit and not get hit. So you’re kind of boxing to stay away. That’s not really my style.
      “My style is to be up close and personal and make it difficult for the person. So that’s the game plan.”
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      Anthony Joshua’s new coach Robert Garcia can’t change his ‘WEAK mentality’ ahead of crunch rematch, says Usyk’s promoter

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA’s “mentality” won’t be changed by new coach Robert Garcia.AJ appointed the multiple-time world champion coach as his lead trainer following his brutal axing of mentor Robert McCracken after his lopsided points defeat to Usyk last September.
      Anthony Joshua has handed the coachings reigns to American Robert GarciaCredit: PA
      Joshua axed coach Robert McCracken after his wide points defeat to Oleksandr UsykCredit: REUTERS
      Usyk’s promoter Alexander Krassuyk doesn’t believe Garcia will be able to change Joshua’s mentalityCredit: INSTAGRAM@ALEXKRASSYUK
      The pair have been cooking up an aggressive game plan for AJ’s Saudi showdown with the unified heavyweight champion on Saturday week for the best part of a year.
      But Usyk’s promoter Alexander Krassyuk believes Garcia won’t be able to instil a new mindset in the Brit, saying: “Robert Garcia is a very well known, very determined and professional trainer.

      “And he has great experience in bringing guys to success, but he does not have experience with heavyweights.
      “But that does not matter much because you cannot teach AJ anything new because he’s more than 30 years old.
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      “It’s more about bringing out his advantages, pushing down his weaknesses. Mentality cannot be changed by a trainer.
      “Your mentality is something you receive when you’re born and is formed in your family, in your childhood, at school and at college.
      “This is what forms your mentality; your teachers, your friends, your relatives. When you’re 30-years-old, like AJ, you have a completely formed mentality.”
      Although Krassyuk doesn’t foresee AJ significantly changing his mentality, he’s refusing to rule out the Watford warrior’s chances of reclaiming the belts.
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      He continued: “So I don’t think this is a big chance he can change much in mentality, but it does not mean Joshua has no chance.”
      Joshua, 32, tried to outbox Usyk in their sold-out Tottenham tussle but plans to get back to his old aggressive ways in their desert dust-up.
      He said: “The goal now is to go back to basics and go for the knockout.
      “I always feel, when I’m sparring or fighting people, I actually see their spirit get dampened.
      “Honestly, when you’re looking at this person directly in their eyes and watching their body, you can read the body and punch after punch this person is slowly fading.
      “Now when you’re boxing, the art of boxing is to hit and not get hit. So you’re kind of boxing to stay away. That’s not really my style.
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      “My style is to be up close and personal and make it difficult for the person. So that’s the game plan.”
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