While Joshua has been eager to avenge his defeat to Dubois, the Brit's promoter, Eddie Hearn, has cast doubt on the potential date for the sequel

Anthony Joshua could have his rematch with Daniel Dubois canned as he may not be ready to get in the ring for a second time with Triple D in February. The two boxers went head-to-head at Wembley last month, with Dubois delivering a knockout blow in the fifth round.

Promoter Eddie Hearn remains adamant that Anthony Joshua wants to avenge his knockout loss to Daniel Dubois but the immediate rematch is now in serious doubt.

Anthony Joshua is gearing up for a major fight, and according to his promoter Eddie Hearn, it’s either Daniel Dubois or Tyson Fury next—no in-between. Joshua, now 35,

Will Anthony Joshua go into a direct rematch against Daniel Dubois, or will fight fans finally see the all-British showdown they've wanted for years? The Sporting News takes a deep dive into AJ's future.

Anthony Joshua's 28 day ban he received from boxing authorities, imposed in the aftermath of his loss has come to a conclusion. Now its up to the former champio

Anthony Joshua was stunned by Daniel Dubois in his attempt to become a three-time world heavyweight champion at Wembley Stadium.

Anthony Joshua was beaten by Daniel Dubois at Wembley last month and a rematch has been mooted for February - but promoter Eddie Hearn has his doubts

Anthony Joshua's potential rematch with Daniel Dubois in February has been cast into doubt due to minor injuries and timing issues. Eddie Hearn, Joshua's promoter, told BBC Sport that whilst AJ "desperately wants revenge",