Anthony Joshua addresses retirement talk after disappointing defeat

Following a humiliating knockout loss to Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium, Anthony Joshua has recently come under intense criticism about his boxing career.

Although several analysts have characterised Joshua’s loss as a turning point in his career, Joshua has flatly rejected any thoughts of retiring.

Joshua declared, “I’m not ready to hang up my gloves just yet,” to underline that he has no plans to retire. He made it clear that he still had goals in the sport by saying that he will battle on and learn from this defeat.

Joshua has expressed a desire to recuperate and return stronger, despite the fact that his previous performance has called into question how long he will be able to compete in boxing.

Although he accepted that his career is at a crossroads, he is not planning to retire from the ring; instead, he is concentrated on winning more fights.

Fans’ and commentators’ responses to the loss and the words that followed were not quite unanimous. While some think Joshua’s loss may mark the end of an era, others are in favour of his determination to keep fighting.

In conclusion, despite the difficulties he has had since losing to Dubois, Anthony Joshua is adamant about continuing in his boxing career and has not given retirement any thought as of yet.