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According to his promoter Eddie Hearn, Anthony Joshua may decide to give up boxing after two of his close friends were killed in a vehicle accident in Nigeria.
As the former heavyweight champion continues to heal both mentally and physically after the December accident in Ogun State, Hearn stated that there are no assurances that he will make a comeback to the ring.
According to reports, Joshua stopped Jake Paul with a single punch in his last fight and then went to Nigeria to see his family. Nevertheless, disaster occurred on December 29, 2025, when the car he was riding in struck a stationary truck on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
Joshua’s strength and conditioning coach, Sina Ghami, and one of his trainers, Latif “Latz” Ayodele, perished in the collision. After surviving and receiving medical attention in a hospital, Joshua eventually left for the UK. Later, he was present at both men’s funerals.
Joshua’s future in the sport is still up in the air, Hearn said in an interview with First Round TV.
“He loves fighting, so I expect him to do it, but I don’t think there are any promises he will do it again. However, he can also bring those individuals along, and he wants to do it,” Hearn stated.
“The impact of the crash extended beyond emotional trauma,” he continued.
It wasn’t easy for him physically, either, from a boxing perspective. People are probably unaware of the depth of his experiences. However, the boxing promoter pointed out that although he has been training, he is not yet ready and won’t be for some time.
According to Hearn, Joshua had been training for a fight in March, and a match against fellow Brit Tyson Fury was being considered. Those plans have since been put on hold.
“We were preparing him to face Tyson Fury after his March bout. Of course, it will not occur at this time. I’m not sure whether it will ever occur. He’ll step up his training over the next several months to evaluate where he stands on that, Hearn stated.
Following more than a year out from the ring, Fury is expected to make his comeback in April against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Joshua, meanwhile, has honored his deceased buddies by getting their names permanently inked on his body. Images of the artwork were posted on Instagram by Fulham Tattoo, a business located in London, which said the two-time world champion stopped by unexpectedly for his first session.
“A huge thank you to Anthony Joshua, the two-time heavyweight champion of the world, for arriving at Fulham Tattoo London a few weeks ago without warning and making his first appearance with us … what a walk in,” the post said.
Regarding his future in boxing, Joshua has not yet made a public declaration.
