Anthony Joshua in Talks for Two-Fight Riyadh Season Deal, Matchroom Boxing Chairman Eddie Hearn Reveals
- Matchroom Boxing chairman Eddie Hearn disclosed that Anthony Joshua is in talks to secure a pair of matches scheduled for late 2025 in Saudi Arabia as part of an agreement with Riyadh Season.
- Joshua's talks follow his September knockout loss to Daniel Dubois and subsequent elbow surgery that sidelined him for months during rehabilitation.
- Potential opponents include Dillian Whyte and Jared Anderson, although no decisions have been made, while bigger targets are fights with Dubois or Tyson Fury.
- Hearn confirmed discussions aim for bouts in October through December 2025, with plans depending on developments in Usyk-Dubois and Fury's career status.
- Joshua's return under this deal could reestablish his position among elite heavyweights and possibly pave the way for a long-anticipated British showdown with Fury.
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