By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS
Anthony Joshua has vowed to bounce back from his devastating defeat to Daniel Dubois.
Joshua was battered by Dubois in their IBF heavyweight title fight on Saturday night.
Dubois dominated the bout before knocking out his fellow Briton in the fifth round.
It was the fourth defeat of Joshua’s professional career.
He has however said he won’t give up despite the defeat.
“You are probably asking if I still want to continue fighting – of course I want to continue fighting,” he said at his post-fight press conference.
“That is what I said, we took a shot at success and we came up short. What does that mean now – are we going to run away or are we going to live to fight another day?
“That is what I am, I am a warrior, and also before I finish, we have to give credit to our opponent, Daniel.”
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