Anthony Joshua insists his boxing career is “far from over” after his fifth-round knockout defeat to Daniel Dubois. Former two-time world champion Joshua, 34, was dismantled by Dubois, who was defending his IBF heavyweight title for the first time,

At stake is the IBF world heavyweight title, which was vacated by Oleksandr Usyk in June just five weeks after he became the first undisputed heavyweight boxing champion in nearly 25 years.

The British Boxing Board of Control has hit Anthony Joshua with a suspension from the squared circle following his devastating knockout loss to Daniel Dubois at Wembley last Saturday

Dubois retained his IBF world heavyweight title with a demolition of British rival Joshua at Wembley on Saturday night.

Anthony Joshua insists his career is "far from over" following his devastating knockout defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley, which raised doubts about his future in boxing.

Anthony Joshua has broken his silence on retirement rumours following his defeat to Daniel Dubois. Joshua insists he will bounce back from Saturday’s (21 September) defeat to Dubois and become a three-time heavyweight champion.

Eddie Hearn is insistent that Anthony Joshua can beat Daniel Dubois if the heavyweight rivals collide for a second time. Last weekend, Dubois produced a stunning performance to retain his IBF crown as he dropped Joshua four times on his way to a fifth-round stoppage victory.