Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua intends to fight twice in 2025, as the heavyweight aims to bounce back from his devastating loss to Daniel Dubois. In September, Dubois dropped Joshua, 35, multiple times en route to a fifth-round knockout win, retaining the IBF title at Wembley Stadium.

Anthony Joshua was brutally beaten by Daniel Dubois earlier this year and the British star's trainer, Ben Davison, has now opened up on why his fighter suffered such a heavy defeat

The Predator' took part in his second professional outing against Joshua in Riyadh earlier this year, but was brutally knocked out early on in their clash

Swedish southpaw Otto Wallin took Fury the distance back in 2019, inflicting a near-fight ending cut on the Brit before losing on the scorecards. After a run of six victories, he faced Joshua but was stopped inside five rounds.

After losing to Daniel Dubois in September, Anthony Joshua is now only interested in rematching the 'Dynamite' fighter and Tyson Fury in 2025, promoter Eddie Hearn has said.

Anthony Joshua is plotting a return to the ring in either May or June of 2025, with his sights set on a long-awaited first collision with fellow heavyweight king Tyson Fury

Anthony Joshua was brutally knocked out by Daniel Dubois in their heavyweight title fight at Wembley and Eddie Hearn believes his career is now at a crossroads

Anthony Joshua has been given two opponents in particular for his next boxing bout following his IBF title fight loss to Daniel Dubois back in September - a fight he lost in devastating fashion