Ready to 'conquer Earth' - Joshua embraces comeback spotlight

BBC Sport Thursday 23 July 2026, 19:19 UTC 1 min read

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Anthony Joshua appears relaxed and encourages a sizeable Albanian contingent, supporting his opponent, to bring their "energy" for his comeback fight on Saturday.

Earth (LOCATION) Joshua (PERSON) Anthony Joshua (PERSON) Albanian (ORG)

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Ready to 'conquer Earth' - Joshua embraces comeback spotlight

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