Eddie Hearn has voiced his opinion on Anthony Joshua’s boxing mindset versus Oleksandr Usyk’s.
The head of Matchroom Boxing responded to a question about Robert Garcia’s comments following Joshua’s latest loss.
32 years old give up a split decision at the hands of Usyk at the Jeddah Superdome in Saudi Arabia last month.
And then there’s Garcia – who was brought in as Joshua’s new head coach after he parted ways with longtime mentor Robert McCracken following their first loss to the Ukrainian men’s side at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in September. last year – talked about the man who recently proposed a resettlement strategy to AJ.
Garcia, a former world champion boxer before switching to training, spoke with Izquierdazo about Joshua, his thinking, post-war antics and more – before emphasizing that they were Incorrect translation.
But Hearn agrees that Joshua, who apologized for his words after Frazer Clarke, who is managed by his 258 MGT team, said he had “Let dry” by his teamnot mentally strong in boxing like the 35-year-old player.
In an interview iFL TVhe say:
“Comments, opinions [from Garcia] is a translation from spanish and at the end of the day I think Usyk’s mind is stronger than ‘AJ’s’.
And from a boxing point of view, I think the guy [Usyk] he’s had 400 amateur fights, he’s undisputed at cruiserweight, he’s been boxing since he was about six so there’s no shame in that and ‘AJ’, I feel, when they returned their poop at the end of the ninth round, I feel ‘AJ’ will win the fight.
Robert [Garcia] will have his opinion, as will everyone else’s, and we move on. “
Hearn announced after the third loss of his career that he will work to get him back in the ring sooner rather than later, with Joshua saying he will “fight anyone” when he wants to get back in the saddle of victory before rebuilding to compete for the world title.
