Anthony Joshua posted on social media whole, mentioning “Legislation 15” from a self-help ebook, signaling that he’s nonetheless making an attempt to psyche his thoughts up for the battle that awaits in opposition to IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois on September twenty first.
Legislation 15 means, “Crush your enemy completely,” and if that’s the plan that Joshua (28-3, 25 KOs) has for this combat, he’s going to want a great chin as a result of the 27-year-old Dubois (21-2, 20 KOs) goes to be testing him with pictures. I don’t know if Joshua is prepared for this sort of puncher at his age.
The Bodily and Psychological Toll of the Ring
AJ turns 35 on October fifteenth, and he’s not younger for his age upstairs. Bodily, he appears to be like younger, however when he takes pictures to the top, he appears shaky, like an individual a lot older with quite a lot of put on on him. Some consider that Joshua has traditional indicators of an individual with PTSD and spaz’s out throughout battle.
For this combat, Joshua goes to want to maintain it collectively mentally as a result of if he freaks out throughout fight, he’ll be ineffective, and his coach, Ben Davison, gained’t be capable to do a lot to save lots of him. Pep talks within the nook, or the standard directions, ‘Throw the precise hand, Joshua,’ most likely gained’t work.
“He could properly have PTSD, however he’s going to try to win the battle of the jab early on,” stated Gareth A. Davies to the BoxNation YouTube channel about whether or not Anthony Joshua is mentally broken from a few of his fights that would trigger him to expertise flashbacks when he will get hit by IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois throughout their combat on September twenty first.
“If Daniel wins, he places himself within the field seat and will get what he deserves,” stated Gareth.
Not essentially. We already heard His Excellency Turki Alalshikh say that Anthony Joshua will get the combat with Tyson Fury subsequent, even when he loses his combat with Dubois. Which means Dubois is not going to get what he deserves, which is a combat in opposition to Fury if he’s victorious. Joshua would be the one who will get the Fury payday, which turns the entire concept of sport the wrong way up.
Legislation 15. pic.twitter.com/eHrOrHeA2S
— Anthony Joshua (@anthonyjoshua) September 8, 2024
