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Published 15:55 26 Sept 2021 BST
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"If it went well then it would have been perfect but it didn’t so I can’t really look at it and have any regrets," stated Joshua. "What I’m happy about is I can go again and I’ve got a chance of becoming heavyweight champion of the world again. Only positives from here moving forward, I’ve had enough of looking at things from a negative point of view."I’m not a weak person. I’m not a sulker. I’m not going to go home [and] cry about it because this is war. "It’s a long process. This isn’t just one fight and I’m done, I’ve got an opportunity to go back to the drawing board." Related links:
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